United must show up at Elland Road
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United must show up at Elland Road
"Manchester United's trip to Elland Road to face Leeds United on Sunday carries more significance than just three points as both teams want to start 2026 on a high. United arrive in mixed form after finishing 2025 with a 1-1 draw at home to Wolves, a result that frustrated fans and exposed lingering defensive issues despite moments of attacking promise. With a total of three points against the 10 men of Everton"
"Leeds, by contrast, have been enjoying a resurgence under manager Daniel Farke, going six league games unbeaten and showing more resilience than earlier in the season. Their recent form has taken them clear of immediate danger, and their home performances, with goals in seven straight matches at Elland Road, have given supporters renewed confidence. The history between United and Leeds adds an extra edge to Sunday's clash."
Both clubs seek a positive start to 2026 as Manchester United travel to Elland Road in mixed form after a 1-1 home draw with Wolves and a poor points return from several matches. United sit sixth and require greater consistency to challenge for a top-four spot. Leeds have gone six league games unbeaten under Daniel Farke, moved clear of immediate danger and scored in seven straight home matches, restoring supporter confidence. Injury and availability issues burden United, with key players sidelined and three squad members away at the Africa Cup of Nations.
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