Reply With QuoteCome on Leeds
Let's do this, if we perform at the same tempo as last week but hopefully be a lot more clinical in front of goal
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Leeds head coach Marcelo Bielsa has no new injury concerns and could select the same side that*beat Bristol City 1-0 in their last match.
On-loan striker Jean-Kevin Augustin is pushing to make his full debut, but Tyler Roberts (calf) remains out.
Reading manager Mark Bowen will check on winger Ayub Masika, who has been struggling with a stomach upset.
Jordan Obita (ankle) and Pele (groin) have overcome minor injuries and are available to play at Elland Road.
Match facts
Leeds United have won their past three Championship matches against Reading without conceding a goal.
Reading have lost three of their previous four away league visits to Leeds, winning the other in October 2017.
Leeds are looking to pick up consecutive league wins for the first time since a run of seven in November/December. Leeds have lost four of their past seven league games, as many as they had in their first 26 this season.
Reading have won just one of their previous eight league games (D4 L3), though it was their last Championship fixture (3-0 vs Sheffield Wednesday).
After a run of eight games without a goal, Reading's George Puscas has scored in consecutive league games. Six of his nine goals for Reading this season have been scored away from home.
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Come on Leeds
Let's do this, if we perform at the same tempo as last week but hopefully be a lot more clinical in front of goal
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Blackburn have done us a favour against Brentford although shame they couldn't hold on for the win.
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link anyone?
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Looks like they have this games linds locked up pretty tight.
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Nothing working on Facebook either
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cant find anything, anyone even got commentary?
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good man !
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looks like tricky pitch and weather conditions
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