Leeds United face Chelsea at Elland Road on Sunday, with the Whites looking to continue their unbeaten start to the season.
Leeds will feel as though they should have a maximum points return from their opening fixtures, but they surrendered a two-goal lead against Southampton last week and ended up drawing the game. Chelsea have also picked up four points from their first two fixtures, denied a 100 per cent start in controversial style against Tottenham Hotspur last Sunday.
The Whites have failed to beat Chelsea since in 20 years, and since Leeds were promoted back to the top flight, they've lost their four fixtures against the Blues by an aggregate score of 9-3.
