Leeds United will look to maintain their place at the top of the Championship when they welcome Millwall to Elland Road for the second time in 2025.

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In a fixture with more than a bit of bad blood attached to it, visitors Millwall would love nothing more than to put another dent in Leeds' promotion bid this midweek.

That is after the Whites were beaten 1-0 at Fratton Park against Portsmouth on Sunday, with Colby Bishop's solitary strike bringing an end to their 17-game unbeaten league run.

Farke's men remain top, but only goal difference separates them and Sheffield United, while Burnley are just two points further back, and both play 24 hours earlier this week.

Leeds' next four fixtures are all against sides outside the top 10, so they must ensure there are no similar slip-ups to the one they suffered over the weekend, and thankfully, form at home should give them plenty to be confident about.

The hosts are unbeaten in 15 home Championship matches - winning 13 - scoring a whopping 40 goals across those games.

Opponents from the capital have also provided them with many points of late, winning four of the last six against clubs from London, after only coming out on top in four of the previous 26 prior to this run.

Millwall in particular have been unable to handle Leeds in recent years, with three straight league wins at Elland Road over the Lions, and eight in the last nine, but the tables have turned this season.

Leeds United possible starting lineup:

Meslier; Bogle, Rodon, Struijk, Firpo; Tanaka, Gruev; James, Aaronson, Solomon; Piroe

Millwall possible starting lineup:

Jensen; Crama, Tanganga, Cooper, Bryan; De Norre, Mitchell; Honeyman, Cundle, Azeez; Coburn