Leeds United welcome Crystal Palace to Elland Road on Monday evening as they look to bounce back from Wednesday's defeat.
The Whites were beaten 2-1 at home to Everton recently as Marcelo Bielsa 's side were denied a third win in a row.
They now have the chance to put that right on Monday night, as Palace make the trip up to Leeds.
Roy Hodgson's side just picked up a crucial win over Newcastle United on Tuesday night and could overtake Monday's opponents with a win at Elland Road.
So, how can you keep up to date with all of the action? Here is all of the key information you need.
What channel is Leeds United vs Crystal Palace on?
The clash will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event (with fake crowd noise) and Sky Sports Premier League (without fake crowd noise).
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The pre-match coverage gets underway at 7pm, an hour before the game is due to kick-off at 8pm.
How can I stream Leeds United vs Crystal Palace?
Sky Sports customers will be able to live stream the match on the Sky Go website, or using the official app - which is available on both iOS and Android.
What is the Leeds United vs Crystal Palace team news?
Leeds could be without Rodrigo Moreno for the trip of Palace as the Spanish forward missed Wednesday's defeat to Everton.
Rodrigo - the club's record-signing - suffered a groin injury against Leicester City last weekend and was forced off after 21 minutes.
However, despite both picking up knocks against the Foxes, Patrick Bamford and Raphinha both played against the Toffees in midweek.
As for Palace, star man Wilfried Zaha is a doubt for Monday night's clash.
Zaha limped off in the Eagles' win at Newcastle and Hodgson admitted the Ivorian's injury is 'concerning' as he looks to miss out on the trip to Elland Road.
James McArthur, James McCarthy, Joel Ward, Jeffrey Schlupp and James Tomkins are all doubts for Hodgson's side.
Leeds United vs Crystal Palace - previous meetings
In the reverse fixture at Selhurst Park in November, the Eagles comfortably dispatched the Whites 4-1.
Scott Dann, Eberechi Eze, a Helder Costa own goal and Jordan Ayew all scored for the London-based side, with Patrick Bamford 's strike proving to be a mere consolation.
However, the last meeting between these two teams at Elland Road ended in a 2-1 victory for Leeds back in 2012 when the two sides are back in the Championship.
The last time Palace won in Yorkshire against Monday's opponents was way back in 2006, when Jobi McAnuff's first-half goal was enough for the visitors.
