Leeds United host Wigan Athletic in the Championship on Good Friday with an encounter which promises an impact of both ends of the league table.
The Whites are gunning for automatic promotion while the Latics are doing everything to stave off relegation to League One.
Marcelo Bielsa’s hosts have tasted defeat twice in eight matches and once at home in six games. They are in form and buoyed by the prospect of Premier League football.
Paul Cook’s visitors, meanwhile, have won once away from home all season and that was all the way back on August 22. The Latics have one win in their last 12 outings. The omens are ominous.
Here’s how you can follow it.
When is the game?
The match kicks off at 3pm on Good Friday at Elland Road.
Is it on TV?
Yes. The match will be broadcast live through Sky Sport’s red button service as it is not protected by the blackout laws on Saturday 3pm kick-offs.
What about a live stream?
Aside from Sky Sports’s own streaming service, the match will be available, worldwide, through the club’s own LUTV service. You can also follow the match live with our blog from Elland Road.
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Are tickets available?
At the time of writing there was one seat available in the East Stand. In a word, no, it’s a sell-out.
Team news
Barry Douglas is the only long-term absentee while captain Liam Cooper has a slim chance of returning from the injury which ruled him out of Saturday’s Sheffield Wednesday win.
Paul Cook is yet to hold a press conference ahead of the match.
Odds
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Whites 4/11
Draw 19/5
Latics 15/2
SkyBet prices correct at the time of writing.
