Is Leeds United vs Leicester City on TV? Kick-off time, live stream details and match officials

Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United outfit welcome Brendan Rodgers' Leicester City to Elland Road on Monday evening.

United have made a strong start to the season as they adjust to life in the top flight having won three games from their opening side as a newly-promoted side.

The Foxes meanwhile have won four games this season and will be looking to continue their own form.

Here's what you need to know ahead of kick-off...

What time does Leeds United vs Leicester City begin?

The game will kick-off at 8pm on Monday evening.

Where is the match being played?

The fixture is being played at Leeds United's home ground of Elland Road.

Is the match on TV?

The match will be broadcast live by Sky Sports after being selected for television coverage. Monday Night Football will begin at 7pm with Jamie Carragher being joined by Mauricio Pochettino in the studio for the clash.

Will there be a live stream?

Fans can stream the match via a smart TV or mobile device by purchasing a Sky Sports pass from Now TV, assuming supporters don't already have a Sky Go pass.

Day passes for the streaming service cost £9.99 and give you access to all Sky Sports content for 24 hours following the purchase.

Who are the match officials?

Referee: Andre Marriner.

Assistants: Scott Ledger, Richard West.

Fourth official: Robert Jones.

VAR: Lee Mason.

Assistant VAR: Simon Bennett

What have both managers said ahead of the game?

Marcelo Bielsa on Leicester City: "They’re a team who have been playing the same style for some time now.

“All the teams in the Premier League are of a very high level and they present similar challenges.

“Of course, there are some teams who are above the rest, but the rest of the teams, in general, are difficult to face.

“They’re a team who manage the ball well and have the spirit to attack.”

Marcelo Bielsa on Jamie Vardy's threat: "He’s a very good player who scores lots of goals and he’s very quick,” said Bielsa.

“If he’s a player who’s quite old, I’m not aware of this.

“Of course, we take into account all the characteristics of the opponent’s attackers, but there won’t be any particular changes with that in mind.”

Brendan Rodgers on Leeds: "We certainly won't make that mistake in our preparation.

"It's one where you see the level that Leeds play at, you see the quality that they have, you see the focus that they have on the game, the mobility and the team and the rotation of the team.

"They are a team that are playing at a really good high level so for us we need to be really concentrated.

"But we also know there is going to be a lot of space in the game for us and we have got players that we hope can exploit that."

What is Leeds United's predicted line-up?

Leeds United XI: Meslier, Ayling, Cooper, Koch, Dallas, Struijk, Klich, Rodrigo, Costa, Harrison, Bamford.

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