Leeds v Albion
PREMIER LEAGUE
Venue: Elland Road
Date: Sunday 15th May 2022
Kick-off: 14:00 BST
Referee: The Complete And Utter Shyster
Assistants: Darren Cann, Mark Scholes
Fourth Official: Robert Jones
VAR: Andre Marriner
Additional VAR: Neil Davies
TEAM NEWS
Leeds have Jack Harrison and Raphinha available despite them both being forced off against Chelsea on Wednesday.
Patrick Bamford could return, but Stuart Dallas, Adam Forshaw and Tyler Roberts are injured and Luke Ayling and Daniel James both suspended.
Brighton head coach Graham Potter has no new injury concerns.
However, they will again be without Jakub Moder, Enock Mwepu and Jeremy Sarmiento.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
[*=left]Leeds have lost eight of the past 10 league meetings, failing to score in eight of those games.
[*=left]They have not scored in any of their three Premier League matches against Brighton.
[*=left]The Seagulls have won five of their past seven away league games at Elland Road.
[*=left]Leeds have lost nine Premier League home games this season, and conceded 37 goals at Elland Road. Only in 1946-47, with 10 defeats, have they lost more, while only in 1959-60 have they conceded more at home in a top-flight campaign - they were relegated at the end of both seasons.
[*=left]They have lost their final home game in just one of their past 18 top-flight campaigns, with that defeat coming against Spurs in 1995-96.
[*=left]Leeds are averaging 9.7 shots per league game under Jesse Marsch, compared to 13.7 during Marcelo Bielsa's time in charge this season.
[*=left]They are the first team in Premier League history to have received 100 cards in a season: 97 yellows and three reds.
[*=left]The Whites have also committed 440 fouls, more than any other top-flight side this campaign.
[*=left]Brighton have won four of their last six league games, more than they had managed in their previous 25 attempts.
[*=left]Only the current top three have earned more Premier League away points than Albion's tally of 28 this season.
[*=left]The nine goals they have scored in their last three league matches is as many as in their previous 14.
[*=left]They are aiming to win three consecutive league fixtures by at least three goals for the first time since February 1969.
[*=left]Leandro Trossard has more league goal involvements this season than any other Brighton player, with eight goals and three assists.
[*=left]Neal Maupay has scored just once in his last 16 league games. He needs one goal to become Brighton's outright leading Premier League goalscorer.
Graham Potter's Leeds Press Conference
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