Manchester United will be looking to record a fifth successive win in all competitions when they welcome arch-rivals Leeds United to Old Trafford on Wednesday evening.
United, who have won both of their last two meetings with the Whites, scoring nine goals in the process, will be looking to build on Saturday's 2-1 triumph over Crystal Palace and move level on points with neighbours Manchester City. Goals either side of half-time from Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford moved the Reds up to third in the table and to within three points of City.
Victory over Palace marked a 13th successive home win for United, meaning they will be determined to continue their excellent run on their own patch against their rivals from across the Pennines, who will arrive in M16 without a permanent boss following Jesse Marsch's sacking on Monday.
