Sky Sports pundit singles out 'Elite' Leeds ace to watch, predicts result of Everton clash

Sky Sports pundit singles out 'Elite' Leeds ace to watch, predicts result of Everton clash

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Lewis Jones has singled out Leeds United winger Jack Harrison as one player to watch against Everton this weekend.

The Sky Sports pundit believes that the Manchester City loanee is likely to get another assist at Goodison Park, and could be the difference between the two sides.

With both sides having a relentless attacking style, Jones believes there will be plenty of goals and predicted a 2-2 draw in Merseyside.

Writing in his Sky Sports prediction blog, Jones claimed that this is one game that no one will want to miss this weekend.

"You are advised to make space in the diary for this one," he wrote. "It should be an adrenaline-fuelled 'attack, attack, attack' football match.

"A bet to focus on is Jack Harrison to grab an assist. Having watched him closely this season, it is easy to see why he is so highly regarded by Marcelo Bielsa and everyone at Leeds.

"He is in elite company for good reason. His numbers are no fluke and a third assist of the campaign is due."

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Marcelo Bielsa will once again be tested his wits against yet another elite manager in Carlo Ancelotti this weekend.

El Loco was full of praise for the Italian in his press conference this week, but it will be all business at Goodison Park as he hunts for three points.

Everton are missing their key man Lucas Digne for this one, and are coming off the back of a win, but a struggle against Fulham.

The Toffees had less possession and completed fewer dribbles and shots according to WhoScored - something Leeds will look to replicate.

We are hoping for less drama, and hopefully three points, but predicting the Whites is the hardest job in football - fingers crossed.

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