Leeds will finally return to action after 15-weeks without a game with Sunday's 12 noon kick-off at Cardiff City behind closed doors.
The Whites approach the weekend top of the table, holding a one point lead ahead of West Brom and with a seven-point cushion in the division's automatic promotion places back to third-placed Fulham.
7. Taking their chances
Unless something drastically changes, Leeds are pretty much guaranteed to have enough chances to win a football match in each of their remaining games. As ever, the key will be United making those opportunities count. Picture by Bruce Rollinson.
8. Fulham...or Brentford?
If Leeds are pipped at the post in the autos then Fulham would appear the obvious contenders to jump into the top two and the clash against the Cottagers on June 27 looks key. Brentford could be live dangers too. Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images.
9. Holding their nerve
It is only natural that nerves are bound to jangle as United look to close-in on Premier League football for the first time in 16 years. Picture by Photo by George Wood/Getty Images.
10. Wayne Rooney
Rooney is not going to stop United getting promoted on his own but aside from the date with Fulham, the trip to Derby County on July 18 is another stand-out fixture. Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images.