The Whites took in fixtures against Brisbane Roar, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace, across which Marsch gave minutes to 24 different players.
Young goalkeeper Harry Christy and Whites captain Liam Cooper were the only two players of the 26 Whites men that boarded the plane not to bag any game time.
Cooper has been struggling with an Achilles injury whilst Christy travelled as back-up to clear first choice custodian Illan Meslier and current Whites no 2 Kristoffer Klaesson.
Marsch gave minutes to all six of the summer signings that were in place before Leeds went Down Under but the club’s new Colombian international winger Luis Sinisterra was forced off after just 14 minutes against Palace with a hamstring injury.
The YEP has been through the three games and worked out the total minutes played by each player and here is an idea of the best currently available XI just two weeks before the start of the new Premier League campaign.
The XI is based on the 11 players afforded the most minutes in Australia which conveniently features players across the full required positions.
. RB - Rasmus Kristensen
199 minutes (most minutes of any Leeds player in Australia). Photo: Daniel Carson
2. RB - Rasmus Kristensen
199 minutes (most minutes of any Leeds player in Australia). Photo: Daniel Carson
5. LB - Pascal Struijk
180 minutes (joint-4th most minutes). *Struijk played as both a left back and centre-back. With Junior Firpo injured, Leif Davis was the next player to feature at left back (13th-most minutes), as well as Jack Harrison's shift there. Photo: Albert Perez
