Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has a spate of injuries to contend with ahead of his side’s season finale at West Ham United.
The Whites secured their Premier League safety with three games to go, meaning fans can head down to the London Stadium feeling relaxed.
Leeds may have nothing but pride to fight for, but West Ham will be relegated if they lose or draw. Even a win may not be enough if Tottenham Hotspur do not succumb to a defeat against Everton.
Spurs may be pleased to know Farke will be without midfielder Anton Stach, as well as Gabriel Gudmundsson, Ilia Gruev, Sean Longstaff and Noah Okafor.
“As a professional footballer, manager or coaching staff member you're also drilled to be competitive and this is what I feel this week,” said Farke. "Everyone wanted to win the training game, everyone wanted to be good in the exercises and the closer we edge to Sunday, the more concentrated this group is.
"No one is looking forward to being on the beach in a few days or thinks about the World Cup."
The Yorkshire Post have predicted how Leeds will line up for the final game of their 2025/26 season.
5. CB: Sebastiaan Bornauw
Pascal Struijk could be available but there is no urgent need to rush him back into action for a dead rubber. Bornauw slotted in seamlessly against Brighton and may deputise again. | George Wood/Getty Images
6. RWB: Jayden Bogle
Daniel James has not looked particularly comfortable at right wing-back, making Bogle's return from injury a timely one. | Cody Froggatt/PA Wire
7. CM: Ethan Ampadu
He is perhaps the most important cog in the Leeds machine and looks nailed on for his 40th start of the season at club level. | George Wood/Getty Images
8. CM: Ao Tanaka
Anton Stach and Sean Longstaff are both injured, so there is little threat to Tanaka's position. | George Wood/Getty Images