Seven games into the Premier League season, Leeds sit 15th after two wins, two draws and three defeats.
They were unlucky to come away from their recent meeting with Tottenham Hotspur empty-handed, although Spurs were heavily favoured.
At Turf Moor, the weight of expectation will be on Leeds rather than their opponents. Burnley came up behind Leeds in the Championship last term and have won just one of their opening seven games in the top flight.
Scott Parker’s side occupy 18th place in the table, but will be hoping a win over Leeds can pull them out of the drop zone.
Farke will be without winger Wilfried Gnonto, while Lucas Perri and Daniel James are not in contention to start. The international break has posed problems for the Whites, who have seen some of their players clock up a lot of miles to represent their countries.
Ahead of Leeds’ trip to Burnley tomorrow (October 18), here is how The Yorkshire Post believe the Whites could line up.
9. CM: Sean Longstaff
Ao Tanaka is banging down the door but having clocked up a lot of miles on international duty with Japan, Turf Moor may not be the venue for his reintroduction. Longstaff has been in good form and looks set to be given a chance to continue in his rich vein. | Stu Forster/Getty Images
10. RW: Jack Harrison
Wilfried Gnonto remains unavailable and the fixture will come too soon for Daniel James to start. Brenden Aaronson has been filling in on the right flank, but there will be a tight turnaround as he returns from his jet-setting with the United States national team. Harrison could finally get his chance to start. | Michael Regan/Getty Images
11. LW: Noah Okafor
The £18m summer addition has been struggling with an adductor issue yet has not been ruled out. If he is deemed fit, he will surely start with Farke's wide options diminished. | Michael Regan/Getty Images
12. FW: Dominic Calvert-Lewin
The goals are not yet flowing but Calvert-Lewin's all-round performances have been good. He looks likely to retain his spot up front despite competition from Lukas Nmecha and Joel Piroe. | Michael Regan/Getty Images