Leeds United are in action this afternoon as they host bottom of the table Norwich City at Elland Road.
New boss Jesse Marsch is still looking for his first one and the club desperately need points to help move them away from the relegation zone.
“This is a business for men,” said Marsch.
“We need to look clearly at each other in the eye and know it’s a difficult situation, but we’re not getting out of it by hiding or being afraid.
“Only by being brave, having courage and belief. That’s what leadership is about.
“I understand fans’ frustration and concern. The most important thing is the belief and the courage as a club, city, community.
“We cannot have doubts from every perspective as we will never achieve our goals. I am here to instil those things and confidence. With fans you have to earn it, it’s not given.
“The same with players and directors. I am not afraid. I am here for the right reasons and I want to help the club to be the things it can be.”
Leeds currently sit sixth in the Premier League table and a win today would open up a five point gap on 18th place Burnley.
Away from the pitch, here are the transfer rumour stories making the headlines on Sunday morning:
“This is a business for men,” said Marsch.
7. Brighton leading chase for Blackburn striker
Brighton are leading the chase for Blackburn Rovers frontman Ben Bereton-Diaz ahead of West Ham, Crystal Palace, Everton and Leeds United (TeamTalk)
8. Newcastle eager to keep hold of Longstaff
Newcastle United have entered contract discussions with Sean Longstaff with Eddie Howe and senior figures at the club eager for the midfielder to sign a new long-term deal (The Times)
9. Newcastle want Phillips but will have to battle Aston Villa
Newcastle United are interested in signing Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips this summer and face competition from Aston Villa. The player will “assess his situation” in the summer (Daily Mail)