Leeds are currently second in the Championship table but there are plenty of sides among the chasing pack who would be keen to oust them. Millwall are situated just outside the play-offs having beaten Burnley at The Den over the weekend, although the Lions have had one less day to recover compared to Wednesday night's visitors.
Farke welcomes Jayden Bogle back into his matchday squad, alluding during his pre-match press conference that he will thrust the summer signing straight back in, in place of Sam Byram who has completed 90 minutes in each of his last two matches, deputising on either side of defence for Leeds' suspended full-backs.
Byram has shown himself to be quite adept in the air throughout his second spell at Elland Road and could be of particular use to Leeds at defending set-pieces, where Millwall are likely to generate the bulk of their goalscoring opportunities, however.
Millwall are without a full-back of their own Joe Bryan but Neil Harris' side are expected to pose a significant challenge to Farke's side who have only tasted defeat once so far in the league this term.
Here's how the YEP team think Leeds will setup at The Den on Wednesday evening.

7. CM: Joe Rothwell
You wouldn't change anything about Farke's midfield make-up right now, given the team are unbeaten with Rothwell and Tanaka as a pairing. | Stu Forster/Getty Images Photo: Stu Forster/Getty Images

8. LW: Willy Gnonto
Lively but wasn't forthcoming with end product against Plymouth, not that he needed to as others chipped in with goal contributions. The type of player capable of using individual quality to turn a tight game like Wednesday's in Leeds' favour. Photo: Danny Lawson
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9. AM: Brenden Aaronson
Keeps popping up with goals. Last weekend's was already his fourth of the season. | Danny Lawson/PA Wire

10. RW: Dan James
A goal at the weekend should cement his place in Farke's XI ahead of Manor Solomon. Photo: Stu Forster

11. ST: Joel Piroe
Another who scored at the weekend, relying on his poacher's instincts to finish from close range. Seems to have got the upper hand on Mateo Joseph in recent weeks. Photo: Danny Lawson

