Leeds United V Wolverhampton Wanderes: Kick off time and how to watch on TV and online streams

A host of the Whites squad were busy on international duty but have returned to Thorp Arch this week to prepare for the showdown with Wolves.

The fixture will round off the latest set of Premier League games, as Leeds host Nuno Espírito Santo's side at Elland Road at 8pm.

United have made a solid start to life back in the top flight, picking up seven points from the first 12 on offer, including a thrilling 1-1 draw against Manchester City in their last outing.

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Leeds United v Wolverhampton Wanderers kicks off at 8pm BST on Monday, October 19 at Elland Road.

The game will be played behind closed doors at Elland Road, with no fans present due to the current government guidelines surrounding coronavirus.

How to watch Leeds United v Fulham on TV and online streams

Leeds' clash with Wolves has escaped the the clutches of the new PPV service for Premier League games and will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League from 7pm.

For supporters without a Sky Sports subscription, you can sign up to stream the game with a NOW TV Day Pass, which gives access to all Sky Sports channels for 24 hours for £9.99.

Team news

New signing Raphinha has adapted well to Leeds United's methods and has earned his place Marcelo Bielsa's squad for Monday's game.

"He is an additional alternative for the right wing position, left wing position and eventually the central offensive position," said Bielsa at his pre-match press conference on Friday.

"Fundamentally he is a winger who can play on the right or left hand side."

Pablo Hernandez is poised to be fit while Liam Cooper and Diego Llorente are both set to be sidelined after picking up injuries during the international break.

Friday was a quiet day for Leeds on the transfer front as the domestic window officially closed but the additions of Rodrigo and Diego Llorente, along with Raphinha and central defender Robin Koch has left Bielsa delighted with the Whites' business.

"Totally satisfied," Bielsa said of United's transfer activity.

"I'm very grateful for the work of Victor Orta and also the group that helps him. I also value the contribution of the club, the president as we were able to incorporate the players we needed.

"They were of a high level, we're very happy."

Meanwhile, Wolves' only injury worry is Fernando Marcal who has been struggling with a calf problem but the break during the international period could have given him enough time to return to fitness.

The Molinuex club are awaiting the results of Covid-19 tests from their players who have been with the Portugal squad last week after Cristianio Ronaldo tested positive for coronavirus while on international duty.