How to watch today’s Leeds United vs Manchester City match: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time
Daniel Farke will be looking to alleviate pressure from his shoulders when Leeds face Manchester City on Saturday.
The Whites travel to the Etihad Stadium in hopes of a Premier League upset as Manchester City are the heavy favourites to beat Leeds.
There has been speculation over the future of Farke, while Leeds continue to slide down the table under the German head coach.
Leeds are in a fight to avoid relegation and will need to defy the odds to beat Man City.
MOT Leeds News has highlighted everything you need to know ahead of the game.
Coverage details for Manchester City vs Leeds
Man City are currently sitting third in the league with double the points tally of Leeds at 22.
Farke will be without Sean Longstaff for the match after it was confirmed earlier in the week that the midfielder has suffered a calf injury, and the head coach may be forced into a formation change.
Leeds‘ clash against City takes place at 3pm and will therefore not be shown live on TV in the United Kingdom, but supporters can listen to live commentary of the game on BBC Radio Leeds.
| Date | Saturday 29 November |
| Kick-off time | 3.00 pm |
| Stadium | The Etihad Stadium |
Highlights will be available on BBC’s Match of the Day and Sky Sports’ YouTube channel after the match, while updates will consistently be provided on X throughout the game.
Dan James has been tipped for a return to the Whites’ starting lineup, but needs to rediscover his form from last season if the Peacocks are to get anything from the game.
It may seem too big a task, but Leeds have proved before that they can beat Pep Guardiola.
Leeds will need to replicate magic from 2021
Farke will most likely set Leeds up to try and soak in as much pressure as possible from City’s attack, with Erling Haaland the most in-form striker in the world right now.
The Whites’ best path to victory may be to counterattack, something that Leeds did back in 2021 when they beat City 2-1 despite being down to 10 men.
The Peacock army will no doubt be in full voice once again in the away end, even if the results haven’t been their recently.
Leeds will be up against it, and a loss could spell the end for Farke, as supporters could be in for an interesting couple of weeks.
Enjoyed this article? Stay connected with all the latest Leeds United news, updates, and behind-the-scenes content by following us on our new Instagram account –@motleedsnews