Reply With QuotePlease don't blow this one. They will be fighting hard but offensively are pretty lame.
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Leeds will monitor striker Patrick Bamford, who is close to a return after missing two league games with a groin issue.
Club captain Liam Cooper suffered a minor calf problem when making his comeback from injury against Barnsley last week and faces a late fitness test.
Junior Firpo, Luke Ayling and Stuart Dallas remain sidelined.
Everton defender Mason Holgate injured his knee on Saturday and misses out.
New signing Neal Maupay is available for his debut after joining from Brentford.
This game will come too soon for striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is nearing a return from a knee problem, while Yerry Mina, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Ben Godfrey and Andre Gomes are also still missing.
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Head-to-head
Leeds have not won a top-flight home match against Everton since beating them on 19 December 2001, when Robbie Fowler scored twice in a 3-2 victory.
After 36 league visits to Elland Road without a victory, Everton have won two of their past four away games at Leeds.
Leeds United
Leeds United are vying to win their opening three home fixtures in a top-flight season for the first time since 1973-74, a campaign which saw them crowned champions.
They last won three consecutive Premier League home games (at any point during a season) in 2001.
The Whites have lost only four of their last 14 league fixtures, with those defeats against Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Brighton.
Leeds have won 49% of their Premier League games on a Tuesday, their highest win rate on a specific day of the week in the competition.
Rodrigo is looking to become the first Leeds player to score in their first three home games of a top-flight season since Lee Chapman in 1992.
Everton
Everton have made their worst start to a top-flight season for 12 years.
The Toffees have gone four matches without a win from the beginning of a Premier League campaign for the third time - they went 12 fixtures without winning in 1994-95 and six games in the 2010-11 season.
Frank Lampard has won his last three matches as a manager against Leeds, including his first Everton victory, a 3-0 triumph at Goodison Park in February.
Anthony Gordon has had 11 of Everton's 23 shots on target in the Premier League this season.
2 - 0.
MOT.
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Please don't blow this one. They will be fighting hard but offensively are pretty lame.
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Three points would help keep us clear of what is shaping up to be a big relegation scrap between quite a few teams
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Correct. Keeping Everton pointless is basically just as important as us getting the 3.Originally Posted by hopelesslyoptimistic
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I know this has absolutely nothing to do with you Belfast but Neal Maupay came from Brighton not Brentford.
TEAM NEWS
Leeds will monitor striker Patrick Bamford, who is close to a return after missing two league games with a groin issue.
Club captain Liam Cooper suffered a minor calf problem when making his comeback from injury against Barnsley last week and faces a late fitness test.
Junior Firpo, Luke Ayling and Stuart Dallas remain sidelined.
Everton defender Mason Holgate injured his knee on Saturday and misses out.
New signing Neal Maupay is available for his debut after joining from Brentford.
This game will come too soon for striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is nearing a return from a knee problem, while Yerry Mina, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Ben Godfrey and Andre Gomes are also still missing.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Leeds have not won a top-flight home match against Everton since beating them on 19 December 2001, when Robbie Fowler scored twice in a 3-2 victory.
After 36 league visits to Elland Road without a victory, Everton have won two of their past four away games at Leeds.
Leeds United
Leeds United are vying to win their opening three home fixtures in a top-flight season for the first time since 1973-74, a campaign which saw them crowned champions.
They last won three consecutive Premier League home games (at any point during a season) in 2001.
The Whites have lost only four of their last 14 league fixtures, with those defeats against Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Brighton.
Leeds have won 49% of their Premier League games on a Tuesday, their highest win rate on a specific day of the week in the competition.
Rodrigo is looking to become the first Leeds player to score in their first three home games of a top-flight season since Lee Chapman in 1992.
Everton
Everton have made their worst start to a top-flight season for 12 years.
The Toffees have gone four matches without a win from the beginning of a Premier League campaign for the third time - they went 12 fixtures without winning in 1994-95 and six games in the 2010-11 season.
Frank Lampard has won his last three matches as a manager against Leeds, including his first Everton victory, a 3-0 triumph at Goodison Park in February.
Anthony Gordon has had 11 of Everton's 23 shots on target in the Premier League this season.
2 - 0.
MOT.
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BBC website is so out of date it’s funny - if you go to the match day link for Leeds v Toffees there is an section that allows you to select the line up and it still has Kalvin Phillips playing for us and Shackleton and Cresserll available but no Rasmus.
Apparently Raphinha and Roberts also still okay for us but Adams, Roca, Sinisterra and Aaronson do not.
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Isn't the BBC owned by the government? when has fact or truth ever been a concern to any politician.
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This isn't 'must-win' but it is definitely one of those you have to be winning if you want to be more of a mid-table team than one scrapping near the bottom.
5/6 points from next 3 and that would be a brilliant start to the season before we head to Scum who I think sadly will have turned at least a bit of a corner and not be quite the meak walkover they've looked at the start of the year, they'll play like they didn't against Liverpool against us
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