Speaking ahead of the game, Whites striker Patrick Bamford has been talking up teammate Joe Gelthardt, and comparing him to England's record goalscorer Wayne Rooney.
He claimed: “He reminds me - I don't want to say the same level as Rooney - but he is the same kind of build as Rooney was. A stocky lad, great finisher.
“It's just whether or not he kind of sticks with it, he is young, isn't he, so he can look good at that age and not make anything of it. It's up to him to kind of push on.”
Meanwhile, down in the Championship, Sheffield Wednesday, Rotherham United, and Huddersfield Town all look set to be embroiled in a fierce relegation battle that could go down to the wire.
Conversely, Valerien Ismael's Barnsley continue to fly up the second-tier table, and find themselves in with a real chance of making the play-offs, following a stunning run of form which has seen them win six league games on the trot and move to seventh in the table.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Leeds United, Huddersfield Town and a number of other sides from Yorkshire and beyond, as we gear up for the weekend action:
“It's just whether or not he kind of sticks with it, he is young, isn't he, so he can look good at that age and not make anything of it. It's up to him to kind of push on.”
7. Austin backs ex-Owl for England call-up
QPR loanee Charlie Austin has branded West Ham striker Michail Antonio a "defender's nightmare" and urged England to consider giving him a call-up this month. He secured promotion to the Championship with Sheffield Wednesday back in 2011. (talkSPORT) Photo: Justin Setterfield
8. £30m-rated Toney's future rests on promotion
Ivan Toney's Brentford future is set to depend largely on whether Brentford can secure promotion this season. He only joined the Bees last summer, but could be flogged for around £30m in the next transfer window, with both Arsenal and West Ham keen. (Football.London) Photo: George Wood
9. Stoke could bring Clarke back next season
Stoke City boss Michael O'Neill has hinted that he's looking to bring Spurs' Jack Clarke back to the club for a season-long loan next season. He's failed to break into the Spurs side since joining from Leeds for £10m in 2019. (Stoke Sentinel) Photo: Nathan Stirk
10. Ex-Terriers chief eyes Celtic role
Huddersfield Town's former head of operations David Webb has admitted he's interested in the DOF role at Celtic. The Hoops look set to shake their backroom team up this summer, following the departure of manager Neil Lennon. (The Herald) Photo: Ian MacNicol