Boss Jesse Marsch made three changes to his team for last weekend's home finale against Brighton as Joe Gelhardt, Mateusz Klich and Junior Firpo all came into the side.
Lewis Bate and Pascal Struijk dropped to the bench whilst Dan James was forced to miss out altogether due to his three-game ban.
James and Luke Ayling remain suspended whilst Stuart Dallas [femoral fracture], Adam Forshaw [fractured kneecap], Tyler Roberts [torn hamstring] and Crysencio Summerville [ankle] are all out injured.
Striker Patrick Bamford also failed to make the matchday squad to face Brighton as he continues his recovery from a ruptured plantar fascia.
Bamford suffered the injury in the 3-2 win at Wolves at the end of March but Leeds were hopeful that the Whites no 9 would be able to feature in United's last two games.
Sunday's clash at Brentford is now the last port of call in the club's fight for Premier League survival and this is the XI that we think will line up against the Bees.

7. CM - Mateusz Klich
Promising youngster Lewis Bate was given the nod to play next to Phillips against Chelsea but Klich returned there to good effect against Brighton and the crunch clash at Brentford calls for experience. There is also the option to have Klich at no 10.

8. RW - Raphinha
Leeds need one last big hurrah from the Brazilian international this season and the Whites need him on the wing and not at right back.

9. LW - Jack Harrison
Dan James and Crysencio Summerville would be other options out wide but both are injured and in any case Harrison remains the leading option on the left flank.

10. ACM - Rodrigo
The record signing had a wretched first-half against Brighton but improved after the break. Klich or Sam Greenwood could play as a '10', or Joe Gelhardt if Patrick Bamford returns, but the most likely bet appears to be Rodrigo again and hopefully scenes like at Watford.

11. ST - Joe Gelhardt
Whether Bamford is fit enough to return remains to be seen and if he is then a place on the bench is probably most likely. Either way, young star Joffy's brilliance got Leeds a huge point against Brighton via his superb assist and he has to start.

