Leeds United will prepare to travel to Old Trafford as they try and beat Manchester United in the Premier League for the first time since 2002 - although they'll have to do it without a manager.
Following Jesse Marsch's sacking on Monday afternoon, the Whites will have a team of three interims keeping control of the senior team while a replacement is found, but their first mission will be stopping the in-form Red Devils on their home turf.
Erik ten Hag's side have lost just once in their last 15 matches in all competitions, and currently sit third in the league table, 14 places above the Whites who are level on points with Everton in the relegation zone.
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Here is everything you need to know about this weekend's fixture, including how to watch live.
When is Manchester United vs Leeds United?
Manchester United will host Leeds United at Old Trafford on Wednesday, February 8 with kick-off at 20:00.
Is Manchester United vs Leeds United on TV?
No, the game will not be shown on TV in the UK.
How can I watch the highlights?
Highlights will be available on Leeds United's YouTube channel shortly after the game ends.
How else can I follow Manchester United vs Leeds United?
As always, Leeds Live's very own Beren Cross and Will Jackson will be providing regular updates throughout the game, as well as pre-match and post-match content in our live blog here.
Head-to-head
This clash will be the 112th meeting between the two sides with Man United winning 49 of them, Leeds winning 26 while the other 36 have been draws.
In their last 10 against United in all competitions, Leeds have won just once - a 1-0 win in the F.A Cup third round in 2010 - while they've drawn twice and lost seven.
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