Leeds United moved to five points clear at the top of the Championship table after beating Sheffield United 3-1 at Bramall Lane on Monday night. The Whites’ goalkeeper, Illan Meslier, has this bad

Leeds United's chances of securing a permanent deal for on-loan star Manor Solomon have been made clearer, with Tottenham Hotspur reportedly willing to offload the winger for a fee between £10-15 million in the summer.

Sheffield United vs Leeds United Competition: Championship Kick-off: 20:00 UK time   Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has picked his team to face Sheffield United at Bramall Lane in the Championship this evening.

With the Whites in the Premier League the chances of Solomon staying increase, but they're keeping all options open and it seems that includes the former Bayern Munich player Kuhn according to TBR Football. The 25-year-old German has enjoyed a good season with 10 goals and six assists so far in 22 games for Celtic.

Leeds United will travel to Bramall Lane to face Sheffield United in the top-of-the-table Championship clash on Monday night. Ahead of the match, the Whites boss, Daniel Farke, has confirmed that

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Solomon has been in sparkling form since the turn of the year and Farke will no doubt give him every chance to prove his fitness. The smart money is on Solomon being included in the travelling squad. Wilfried Gnonto and Largie Ramazani could come into Farke's thoughts if Solomon is deemed not fit enough to start.

Leeds head down the M1 buoyed by their late, late show against Sunderland at Elland Road on Monday night, with the combination of Joe Rothwell and Pascal Struijk from the substitutes bench turning the game on its head, seeing the Whites reinstate their position at the top of the division with 72 points to their name.

When the equaliser came it was a perfect James cross from a similar position to Tanaka's that gave Firpo a second chance. It was, as Wilder pointed out, a header the likes of Joe Jordan would have been proud to plant in the back of a net. This was where the momentum shifted once and for all.