Team and stats ahead of Sheffield United vs Leeds in the Premier League on Sunday (start at 12pm).
Sheffield United will be John Egan after his debatable red card at Aston Villa.
Egan is fulfilling a suspension of a game after it was deemed that he had denied Ollie Watkins a transparent purpose opportunity in the 1-0 defeat, so Chelsea borrower Ethan Ampadu, who arrived here at Villa Park, can simply update it, along with Phil Jagielka. option in central defense.
Lys Mousset remains out of play due to a toe injury, however, manager Chris Wilder has no other injury as he seeks to lead his team to its first numbers of the season against his Yorkshire rivals.
Leeds midfielder Pablo Hernández remains two weeks away from returning to action after a groin strain, but Marcelo Bielsa has no new injury problems.
Bielsa said new recruit Diego Llorente must play, however, it remains to be noted whether he will be included in the team after completing his 18 million pound move from the Royal Society this week.
Adam Forshaw came out on a hip with Gaetano Berardi also sidelined.
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At least 146 Premier League games will be streamed live on Sky Sports in the 2020/21 season, and six more games will be added on the first weekend of October.
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