Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch will have almost a full squad available to him when he travels down to Wham Stadium to face Accrington Stanley for their FA Cup fourth round clash.
The Whites boss will be without Adam Forshaw, Crysencio Summerville, Archie Gray and Stuart Dallas as all try and deal with injuries but will also have to make gameday decisions around captain Liam Cooper and vital midfielder Tyler Adams.
It's entirely possible both will sit this match out with Leeds facing a weaker opponent, allowing Marsch to give many of his starters a rest.
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Rodrigo was one name the American admitted would likely be rested, potentially in favour of new signing Georginio Rutter, with it being possible that fans could be treated to his debut.
However, fans could see youngster Sonny Perkins being handed some minutes after he was left out of the Under-21s squad which faced Norwich City's Under-21s on Friday afternoon. Perkins also scored the 93rd-minute equaliser in the first Cardiff match in the third round and could see more backing from Marsch on Saturday.
Should Adam miss out, Sam Greenwood could feature in midfield, after Darko Gyabi played all 90 minutes for the u21s on Friday, while the back four is likely to remain the same as the replay against the Bluebirds with Junior Firpo and Diego Llorente likely to get chances.
Full Leeds United squad to face Accrington Stanley: Illan Meslier, Joel Robles, Luke Ayling, Pascal Struijk, Junior Firpo, Rasmus Kristensen, Diego Llorente, Robin Koch, Liam Cooper, Max Wober, Marc Roca, Tyler Adams, Sam Greenwood, Brenden Aaronson, Wilfried Gnonto, Jack Harrison, Luis Sinisterra, Patrick Bamford, Georginio Rutter, Rodrigo, Sonny Perkins.
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