Jamie Carragher picks winner in Sunderland vs Leeds United thriller prediction
Leeds United are considered slight favourites as they travel to Sunderland on Sunday afternoon.
It's three games without a win for the Whites in the Premier League.
Draws against Crystal Palace and Manchester United sandwiched that tight defeat at Arsenal either side of the international break.
But, Daniel Farke is still happy with his side sitting in seventh, only three points off the top four.
It's anything but that for Regis Le Bris, though, with Sunderland rockbottom of the Premier League.
A feisty affair is expected at the Stadium of Light, and Jamie Carragher believes it will be a thriller on Super Sunday.
Who has Jamie Carragher backed to win?
Leeds and Sunderland have sparked up a new rivalry over the past two years, and it's shown on the pitch.
With the Black Cats in Poland on Thursday for the Europa League, the Whites are said to hold a small advantage on the road.
Predicting the latest set of fixtures for Sky Sports' Super 6, Carragher has backed Leeds to win a thriller.
The former Liverpool defender has guessed that it will finish 3-2 to the travelling Whites.
Describing the upcoming weekend as a "cracking" set of fixtures, Leeds only care about the three points.
How can you watch Sunderland vs Leeds?
The Stadium of Light showdown brings down the curtain on the latest set of Premier League fixtures.
Kicking off at 4:30pm on 25 October, coverage will be on Sky Sports' Main Event and Football channels.
Coverage begins before the 2pm kick-offs, with the studio likely at Sunderland to analyse and react to all the games.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin will be looking to continue his sensational form, but take it away from Elland Road, where he's been excellent.
The England international scored at the Stadium of Light last season in a wonderful team effort, assisted by Brenden Aaronson.
Leeds dominated that afternoon but only came away with a point, and they'll be looking to make that right this Sunday.
Farke will want to take advantage of the nervousness and tension around Le Bris and Sunderland, and will want to be more comfortable than a 3-2.
Fingers crossed that happens.