Leeds United will be hoping to return to competitive action with a bang having had over a month away from the Premier League as a result of the World Cup-enforced break.
Jesse Marsch's men wrapped things up by being on both the right and wrong side of 4-3 score lines in their final two league matches prior to the break, beating Bournemouth at Elland Road before losing at Tottenham the following week. The matches also came either side of a 1-0 defeat at Wolves in the Carabao Cup.
The Whites sit 15th in the table after 14 matches and are just two points off of the relegation zone, meaning a fast return to action will be vital. Unfortunately, that return starts against none other than the reigning champions Manchester City on December 28.
