Arsenal have Achilles heel that'll offer Leeds hope of ending 23-year hurt
Few people outside of Leeds United will give Daniel Farke's side much chance against Arsenal.
Indeed, there are few tougher places to go as the away side in the Premier League than the Emirates Stadium.
That is, however, the task which awaits the Whites on Saturday, as league action returns to England's top flight.
Mikel Arteta's champions do enter this game off the back of a shock 3-0 loss to Brighton prior to the international break though.
A big response will be expected from the Gunners as such, and Leeds are in the firing line.
It will take a big effort for Farke's men to get anything from Saturday's trip to the capital, but Arsenal's Achilles' heel may just have been revealed.
What is Arsenal's recent record in 12:30pm kick-offs?
Early kick-offs: some people love them, most tend to despise them.
A lot of that often depends on whether your team wins or not, as the rest of the day's action can then be viewed in either relaxation or in fear.
Football is a sport that offers storylines and subplots in every single game, some being more obvious than others.
For Leeds' clash with Arsenal this weekend, one of the more subtle ones is Arsenal's record in 12:30pm kick-offs: the time set for Saturday's game.
As detailed via Transfermarkt, the Gunners have won just two of their last seven 12:30pm kick-off games in the Premier League.
Last season saw them win once against Nottingham Forest, before losing to Aston Villa and Bournemouth.
So, how have Leeds fared in recent times when they've faced off against Arsenal?
When was the last time Leeds beat Arsenal?
One of the Premier League's biggest and most successful clubs, a win against Arsenal is always one to savour.
If Leeds can do that on Saturday, then it will demand those who aren't already to start taking Farke's side seriously this season.
The Whites, however, haven't beaten Arsenal since May 2003, which came in a 3-2 win in the Premier League at Highbury.
Since then, 16 encounters between the two sides have occurred in all competitions, and Arsenal have won all of them aside from two draws.
Arsenal haven't just been beating Leeds consistently in recent times, they've been dishing out severe punishment.
Over the course of the last three games, the Gunners have beaten the Whites by an aggregate score of 13-1.