Final injury news has been provided for Leeds United’s Saturday lunchtime showdown against Tottenham Hotspur at Elland Road.
Changes in recent fortunes have led to the game being no-win-in-five vs three-wins-in-a-row, Roberto De Zerbi’s visitors having bounced back from a winless first six games of the season with three victories in succession.
Those wins have lifted Tottenham above Leeds into ninth place but just a point and three positions above United who sit 12th.
Daniel Farke’s Whites have suffered just two defeats so far this season but it’s now five games without a win for Leeds who have drawn five of their first nine fixtures.
Final injury news has now been provided for Saturday’s clash with both managers having held their pre-match press conferences and here we run through the final combined injury news from both camps.

13. OUT: Lucas Bergvall
Tottenham's Swedish international midfielder Bergvall has been out for a couple of weeks with a knock picked up against Manchester United. De Zerbi revealed on Friday that he's still out. | Getty Images
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14. OUT: Mateo Joseph
Joseph is a longer term absentee with an ACL injury picked up while on loan at RCD Mallorca. The Leeds striker has not featured for some time in any case. | Getty Images

15. DOUBT: Noah Okafor
Okafor was a surprise absence from the squad at Bournemouth having reported some adductor issues in the final session before that trip. Farke revealed on Friday the winger hadn't been in team training all week, labelling him a 'major doubt' for Saturday. | Getty Images

16. DOUBT: Anton Stach
Stach has been a doubt heading into Leeds' last two games but twice come off the bench at Sunderland and Bournemouth, the midfielder managing a foot issue. It's still causing problems with the German also a 'major doubt' according to Farke having not trained with the group all week - the Whites boss also revealed this foot issues is a broken small toe. | Getty Images

17. DOUBT: Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Like Stach, Calvert-Lewin has been managing a foot issue but started at Bournemouth and Sunderland. Farke revealed on Thursday his striker had suffered a 'setback' and was unable to train earlier in the day, albeit he was 'carefully optimistic' of a return to the group on Friday. | Getty Images

