Here are the Leeds United morning headlines for Thursday, March 26.
Chelsea manager can't get enough of Bielsa
Chelsea women's manager Emma Hayes has revealed her love for Marcelo Bielsa, explaining her surprising self-isolation antics amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Just three weeks after guiding the Blues to victory in the Continental League Cup, Hayes is now balancing staying productive with her career alongside self-isolating at home with her 22-month-old son.
Women's football, like the men's game, currently has all fixtures postponed until at least April 30 because of the coronavirus outbreak.
And Hayes has been keeping busy watching inspirational videos of the Whites' boss.
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Who's next in hotseat?
Speaking of Bielsa, we all know he isn’t one for staying in one place for any great length of time.
The legendary coach was never likely to be at Elland Road for the long-term and so Leeds must start devising a succession plan in the event Bielsa leaves.
We assess just a few of the contenders to be Bielsa’s successor
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We run the rule over ENTIRE squad
We have been busy looking at the Whites' squad and seeing who should stay and who should go at the end of the campaign.
With United looking a decent bet to get promoted - whenever the season resumes - Beren Cross has predicted the future of all the players.
And he has evaluated that FOUR players are perhaps on their way out once the season finishes.
Click here to find out who they are
How to pause your TV sports subscription - for free
The coronavirus outbreak has hit the world of sports hard, with there currently being few opportunities for fans to watch live sport anywhere in the world.
That leaves customers of TV sports packages in a tricky situation, as many will find themselves paying for a product that is not currently available.
Fortunately, there are options available for Sky Sports, but not BT Sport.
