What you need to know about the Manchester United vs Leeds game.

Manchester United will host Leeds United in a Premier League match on Wednesday at Old Trafford.

Manchester United is currently in second place with 42 points, while Leeds United, who recently fired Jesse Marsch, is in 17th place with 18 points.

Casemiro of Manchester United will be suspended for three games due to a red card received against Crystal Palace.

Marcel Sabitzer is expected to start for Leeds, while Scott McTominay, Christian Eriksen, Donny van de Beek, and Anthony Martia are injured for Manchester United.

Michael Skubala will be leading Leeds, following the departure of Jesse Marsch.

Robin Kosch has completed his suspension, but Rodrigo, Adam Forshaw, and Stuart Dallas are injured for Leeds.

Previous Meetings

Leeds United’s last victory against Manchester United was a 1-0 win at Elland Road in September 2002.

Leeds has not won at Old Trafford in 17 attempts since a 1-0 victory in February 1981.

Leeds has conceded 11 goals in their two most recent visits to Old Trafford, including a 6-2 loss in December 2020 and a 5-1 loss in August 2021.

Manchester United

Manchester United has won 16 points since the Premier League resumed after the World Cup in Qatar.

United has not lost at home in 13 games, with a 20-game unbeaten run at home stretching back to December 2010 under Sir Alex Ferguson.

The team has played eight games without conceding a goal, matching their previous streak.

Marcus Rashford has scored 11 goals in 13 games since the World Cup in Qatar.

Rashford has scored in five Premier League home games, with Wayne Rooney holding the record for scoring in eight consecutive home games from December 2009 to March 2010.

Bruno Fernandes scored his 100th Premier League goal.

In five games since the World Cup in Qatar, Fernandes has scored or assisted on 20 of United’s goals, with three goals and two assists.

Leeds United has lost seven of its 17 Premier League games and has lost two of its last 17.

The team has failed to win its last four games, including a six-game winless streak.

Leeds has scored 11 goals in four games prior to the World Cup, with six goals scored in eight games after the Premier League resumed.

Leeds has won only five games away from home, matching Bournemouth’s record.

Crysencio Summerville has scored three goals and assisted on one in five Premier League games.