Manchester United will look to go equal on points with rivals Manchester City in the Premier League as they hope to get back-to-back wins when they welcome Leeds United to Old Trafford. Erik ten Hag's side are currently three wins in their last five league outings and have an inferior goal difference to Pep Guardiola's side but could see themselves become fully established title challengers come the end of the weekend.
The United are the unsurprising favourites in this match at 4/9 while Leeds are a distant 11/2 and a draw is 18/5 with Betfred. The Red Devils have lost just one of their last 17 league meetings against Leeds picking up 11 wins along the way with the last defeat happening under Sir Alex Ferguson back in September 2002 at Elland Road.
For Leeds, things are not going well. Jesse Marsch has been sacked and now Michael Skubala will be in interim charge until a new successor has been appointed - which could well see Marcelo Bielsa return to Elland Road, based on the bookies prices.
