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Leeds United vs Crystal Palace: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time for Premier League clash

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18 Sep 2026, 6:10 pm

Leeds United will be looking to continue their momentum against Crystal Palace this weekend.

The Whites absolutely battered Newcastle United 4-1 at Elland Road on Monday.

That result meant Leeds are still unbeaten in the Premier League this season through four games played.

Pierre Sage now brings a Palace side who have earned just one win in the top flight this season to West Yorkshire on Sunday.

With this game preceding a lengthy international break, Daniel Farke will be keen to keep the feelgood factor going over the season's first pause.

For those supporters unable to watch the game live at Elland, MOT Leeds News has all the details about how you can tune in at home.

How can I watch Leeds United's vs Crystal at home?

Leeds started their campaign with a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, before consecutive 1-1 draws with Brentford and Brighton.

But the Whites absolutely dominated Newcastle last time out, in a game where they easily could have scored more.

Lewis Miley's own goal put Leeds ahead, before Dominic Calvert-Lewin's thumping header doubled the lead - the striker reclaiming the goal on appeal after it had originally been awarded to Jayden Bogle.

Calvert-Lewin had a fine goal that is indisputably his before the break, and Noah Okafor executed an expert fourth in the second half, with Bazoumana Toure's late effort a mere consolation.

Now, though, Leeds must try to back that up against Palace, in a game that kicks off at 2pm at Elland Road onSunday (20 September).

For any supporter unable to get to Elland Road, the game will be shown on the Sky Sports Tennis channel, number 407 on your Sky box, with coverage starting from 1pm.

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What is Leeds United's record like against Crystal Palace?

Leeds have a pretty decent record on home soil against Palace.

The Whites have won four of their past six home games against the Eagles at Elland Road, losing the other two in August 1997 (2-0) and April 2023 (5-1).

However, Palace have lost just one of their last five Premier League games against Leeds, winning two and drawing two.

That solitary defeat did come in a 4-1 defeat in this corresponding fixture last term, though, back in December 2025.

Calvert-Lewin scored twice on that occasion, too, while Ethan Ampadu and Anton Stach were also on target.

Ethan Ampadu