How to watch Leeds duo Tarik Muharemovic and Gabriel Gudmundsson: TV and live streaming details

Leeds United pair Gabriel Gudmundsson and Tarik Muharemovic are both set for international action on Monday night.

Monday and Tuesday sees the final games of this Nations League international break taking place.

That will be a relief to Leeds supporters, and indeed fans across the Premier League in general, as league action returns this weekend.

But we're not quite there yet, and Daniel Farke will be crossing his fingers one final time that his players away on duty get through their final games injury-free.

He'll be keeping a close eye on Gudmundsson and Muharemovic in that regard too, as those are two key players he won't want to lose.

MOT Leeds News has you covered with all the details on how you can watch either/both of these two in action on Monday night.

Which streaming service is broadcasting Nations League games?

Group four in Nations League B is comprised of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Romania and Sweden.

From a Leeds perspective this is fascinating, as of course Gudmundsson represents Sweden and Muharemovic Bosnia.

Muharemovic will see his Bosnia side welcome Poland to Zenica, with their previous game ending in a 0-0 draw.

As for Gudmundsson, his Swedish team travel to Bucharest to clash with Romania, after beating them 2-1 in the opening group stage match.

Both games are scheduled for 7:45pm kick-offs UK time, so unless you have two screens available, you'll have to decide on which player you'd rather watch.

Prime Video are showing both games. However, they are under a pay-per-view restriction with match passes costing £2.49 per game.

So, which is perhaps the better game out of the two for Leeds fans to tune into this evening?

Where do Bosnia and Sweden sit in their Nations League group table?

Group four of Nations League B is pretty wide open when it comes to the promotion race.

Sweden currently sit top with seven points, Bosnia are second with five, Poland are third on four whilst Romania sit fourth on zero points.

As such, Bosnia and Poland's game looks like the better viewing, as this could go a long way to deciding the promotion picture in the group.

If Bosnia win, they'd pull four clear of Poland and begin to cement themselves in a promotion play-off place at least.

Sweden will be expected to take care of business against Romania, so perhaps Muharemovic's game should be where Leeds fans focus their attention.