Leeds United will soon learn if they have earned a place in the Championship play-off final or booked themselves in for another year of second-tier football. Daniel Farke’s side welcome Norwich City to Elland Road for their semi-final second leg on Thursday with it all still to play for.
Leeds looked closer to their solid best in carving out a 0-0 draw at Carrow Road on Sunday, with a tetchy affair offering little in terms of goalmouth action but plenty when it comes to building confidence. A first clean sheet on the road since February will do Farke’s men no harm and that they look to have come through the game with no injury issues is a welcome relief.
In an intriguing change of tact, Farke has opted against hosting a press conference ahead of Thursday’s game - there is no obligation like during the regular campaign - but little has changed in the fitness front in West Yorkshire or Norfolk. Below, the YEP has taken a look at the concerns surrounding both teams.

1. Josh Sargent (doubt)
Forced off with an ankle injury in the first-leg and has struggled with the same issue throughout the season. Manager David Wagner is optimistic he will have his top-scorer available but it's a short turnaround and so final fitness tests will be late. | Getty Images

2. Ashley Barnes (doubt)
Missed the final-day defeat at Birmingham and first-leg stalemate with a calf injury. Striker has a slim chance of being fit in time for Thursday but it looks unlikely. | Getty Images

3. Onel Hernandez (out)
Winger's season is over after he suffered a fractured foot in February. A big miss for the Canaries. | Getty Images

4. Liam Gibbs (out)
Thigh injury suffered last month has ruled the midfielder out for the season. | Getty Images

5. Stuart Dallas (out)
Hasn't kicked a ball for over two years due to a horrific fractured femur injury. Has already announced his retirement but remains a part of the group and his experience could prove crucial. | Getty Images

6. Pascal Struijk (out)
Complicated groin issue has kept the defender out since Boxing Day and surgery in March ended his season. | Getty Images