Leeds United return to Elland Road on Saturday, 111 days since they last played a home match.
March's 2-0 win over Huddersfield Town came before the season was brought to a half by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with Championship sides returning to action last weekend.
The clash against Scott Parker's promotion rivals was originally due to be played under the midweek floodlights back in the spring, but will now take place in an empty Elland Road after the summer solstice and will no doubt have a very different feel to it.
With Leeds looking to deliver what would be a near-terminal blow to Fulham's automatic promotion hopes and the Cottagers aiming to force their way into the top two battle, here is a look at how to follow the match.
When is the game?
The match takes place at Elland Road on Saturday, June 27. It's a 3pm kick-off.
Is it on TV?
Yes, the match will be live on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event. Highlights will be on Quest's round-up show on Saturday evening.
What about a live steam?
SkyGo subscribers will be able to stream the match through their dedicated app.
Leeds United season ticket holders who selected the club bundle are able to watch each of the club's remaining games on LUTV.
However, LUTV will not be streaming the match in the UK or Ireland for non-season ticket holders or those that did not select the club bundle.
Overseas fans in applicable countries can pay £5 to stream the match. Find out more details from LUTV here.
LeedsLive will be at Elland Road to cover the action live.
Team news
Marcelo Bielsa is due to give his pre-match press conference via video call on Thursday, with the fitness of Pablo Hernandez, who missed out at Cardiff City the big talking point.
The Spaniard was expected to return to training on Wednesday and the club are hopeful he will be fit for the top three clash. Barry Douglas was absent in south Wales with a slight calf strain but he is also hoping to return.
Adam Forshaw remains sidelined as he continues his recovery from hip surgery, while Kiko Casilla has served three matches of his eight-game ban, so again misses out.
What are the odds?
The Pools has the match priced as follows (correct at time of writing):
Leeds United: 3/4
Draw: 11/4
Fulham: 15/4
