Leeds United will head into this weekend's clash against Brighton knowing they must get a result or potentially end up dropping into the relegation zone for the second time this season.
With the relegation battle heating up week-by-week, the Whites are walking dangerously close to the edge of the drop zone but a win over the Seagulls could propel them up to 15th if other results go their way.
Last weekend's defeat to Chelsea saw Wesley Fofana's header sink Leeds fans' hopes of doing the double over their historic rival for the first time since 1992 but they'll need to overcome another damning historical stat this weekend when they welcome Brighton who they've beaten just twice in their last 18 meetings.
