The Championship season is reaching its climax and for Leeds United, the equation is simple.
If Marcelo Bielsa's men earn seven points from their remaining four games, they will be playing Premier League football next season, regardless of what promotion rivals West Bromwich Albion and Brentford do over the next week-and-a-half.
Next up for the Whites is a Sunday lunchtime trip to Swansea City where Steve Cooper's in-form side are looking to usurp their local rivals Cardiff City in the final playoff position.
Here are details of how you can follow the behind-closed-doors clash...
When is the game?
The match takes place at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday, July 12. It's a 1.30pm kick-off.
Is it on TV?
No, Sky Sports will not be broadcasting the match, after an 11th-hour change to their schedule. The match was originally due to be shown but the broadcaster can only show a maximum of six post-lockdown games for any one side, meaning they will adjust their schedule to show any game where Leeds can potentially win promotion.
It will not even be on the red button.
What about a live steam?
Leeds fans' only option to watch the action will be via a live stream on LUTV.
Leeds United season ticket holders who selected the club bundle are able to watch each of the club's remaining games on LUTV as part of their deal, while other fans in the UK and Ireland can purchase a match pass for £10. Overseas supporters can buy the match for £5.
LeedsLive will be at the Liberty Stadium and will be covering the match with a dedicated live blog here.
Team news
There were no fresh injury worries in the immediate aftermath of Leeds' win over Stoke, mean Leeds are in a decent position injury-wise, considering the challenges faced by the restart.
Stuart Dallas and Helder Costa returned against the Potters, which means Adam Forshaw is the only injured player on the books right now. Kiko Casilla will serve the final match of his eight-game ban on Sunday.
What are the odds?
The Pools has the match priced as follows (correct at time of writing):
Swansea City: 15/4
Draw: 11/4
Leeds United: 8/11
