Leeds United vs Manchester United – Premier League: start time, team news and how to watch

Managerless Leeds United will face Manchester United for the second time in less than a week when the two meet on Sunday.

Leeds traveled to Old Trafford on Wednesday and managed to get away with a point.

Despite being 2-0 down at home, goals from Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho saved a point for United against Sunday’s opponents.

Leeds have only won twice in their last 10 league games and are currently 16th in the table.

After their terrible form in recent months, Leeds have decided to part ways with Jesse Marsch and are now hoping to turn their season around.

Wilfried Gnonto impressed for Leeds against Manchester United on Wednesday

Despite trailing 2-0, United came from behind in the second half to salvage a point

As for United, Erik Ten Hag’s side have enjoyed a good season and currently sit third in the table.

Sportsmail breaks down everything you need to know, including kickoff time and the latest team news.

When is Leeds United vs Manchester United?

Leeds will take on United in the early game on Sunday February 12, with the game kicking off at 2pm

The game will take place at Elland Road, and United will enjoy much success at the stadium over the years.

United have won all of their last five trips to Leeds and haven’t lost at Elland Road in over two decades.

How to watch Leeds United vs Manchester United

Leeds’ clash with United will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event.

Sunday’s early start between the two teams will also be broadcast on the official Sky Go app.

Game highlights will be uploaded to the official Sky Sports YouTube channel after the game.

Sunday’s clash between Leeds and Manchester United will take place at Elland Road

United will be desperate to get all three points after their disappointing draw against Leeds

Sportsmail will also provide live coverage of the matchup, so you can stay up to date with us.

What is the team news ahead of Leeds United vs Manchester United?

Leeds are expected to be without Pascal Struijk and Luis Sinisterra. The pair were forced out in the match against United on Wednesday.

Rodrigo Moreno and Adam Forshaw are still out, while Marc Roca and Liam Cooper are pushing for their retirement.

As for the Red Devils, ten Hag could welcome defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

The Red Devils will be without midfielder Christian Eriksen for Sunday’s clash against Leeds

Wan-Bissaka missed Wednesday’s draw due to illness.

Christian Eriksen, Scott McTominay and Anthony Martial remain unavailable, with Casemiro suspended.

What has been said in the preparation of the game?

Following the draw with Leeds on Wednesday, Ten Hag said he was disappointed his team “lost every battle in the first few minutes of every half”.

“It was definitely true that each half is not ready,” ten Hag said.

Erik Ten Hag was disappointed with United’s performance against Leeds on Wednesday

“I start my halftime talk with ‘hey guys, we’re not ready, make sure you’re ready’ and then we head out. [and concede again] And that is the point. I am disappointed that we lost all the battles in the first minutes of each half.

‘You can say we won a point because when you’re in a derby and you come back from 2-0 down it’s good. But on the other hand, when you start a derby like we did, it’s unacceptable. You have to be ready to fight and we were not ready to fight.