Leeds United will feel they have not capitalised on a favourable run of fixtures in recent weeks. The Whites have picked up just two points from their last five matches, all against sides who are likely to be in and around them come the end of the season.
As such, Jesse Marsch will now recognise the importance of a strong return in their six matches heading into the World Cup. Leeds are now very much within the group of teams within touching distance of the top half, but also looking over their shoulders at the sides below them.
Ahead of the mid-season break, Leeds will have some very tough fixtures to negotiate, with three of the ‘big six’ to come. Here is a look at who Leeds are set to face in the coming weeks.
