When is Leeds United v QPR? Key battles, team news, match odds and more

Key Battle - Kalvin Phillips v Luke Freeman

QPR have not posed much threat to anyone in the Championship but they boast a useful asset in Freeman whose creativity is underpinning some of their better results. Freeman has been involved in no fewer than 17 goals, assisting 12 and scoring five, and he will try to get at Leeds from the number 10 role. Phillips would do United a favour by wrapping him up.

Key Man - Matt Smith

A Leeds United old boy and a striker who comes up with goals for QPR regardless of how often he features. Smith has made more appearances as a substitute than as a starter this season but he has scored 11 time in the league, including three goals in his last five games. That tally has done nothing more than keep QPR in mid-table but his height and strength is something for Leeds to think about.

Last time at Elland Road:

Saturday, March 11, 2017

Leeds United 0 Queens Park Rangers 0

Phil Hay’s Verdict:

This is arguably the game of least consequence in the Championship and unlike Leeds’ trip to Norwich City last weekend, it does not even have the subplot of Wes Hoolahan’s last home appearance. QPR are awful away from Loftus Road, with three wins all term, so United should have the beating of them but motivation amongst both squads will be meagre. This has a draw written all over it.

Team news

We'll have the latest team news from Paul Heckingbottom's pre-match press conference on Friday.

What time is kick-off?

The fixture kicks off at 12:30pm on Sunday May 6th.

Where is the game?

The game will take place at Leeds United's home ground, Elland Road.

Postcode: LS11 0ES

How can I watch the game?

Unfortunately the game hasn't been selected for TV coverage but you can stay up to date throughout the evening with our dedicated LIVE blog on the Yorkshire Evening Post.

Match Odds:

Home win - 5/4

Draw - 27/10

Away win - 12/5