High-flying When Leeds United travels to play Championship underachievers Stoke City at the Bet365 stadium, they will be hoping to close the distance between themselves and the automatic promotion spots.
The Whites have won three straight league games, with their most recent triumph coming in a thrilling 3-2 victory away at Norwich as Daniel Farke’s squad overcame a two-goal deficit against his previous club. Farke’s team has made significant strides in recent weeks, and with 22 points from their first 12 games, they are currently third on the Championship table.
Leeds will be the overwhelming favorites to keep up their excellent success against Stoke, but the Potters will be more confident than ever after a critical home victory against Sunderland the previous weekend. A number of teams at the top and bottom of the table will be keeping an eye on this matchup as the Championship game already appears to be essential to the promotion chase. But when does Leeds United vs. Stoke City take place, and how can supporters stay current on all the action? Here is everything you need to know.
When is Leeds United vs Stoke City?
Leeds United will aim to make it four league wins in a row when they travel to Stoke City on Wednesday 25 October. Leeds have a strong recent record against Stoke and beat them 5-0 in their last Championship encounter back in July 2020.
How to watch Leeds United vs Stoke City
Leeds United vs. Stoke City in the Championship will be completely covered by Sky Sports Main Event. The game’s build-up starts at 7:30 p.m., and it actually starts at 8 p.m. A cell phone or other electronic device can be downloaded with the SkyGo app, which allows Sky customers to follow all the action. Additionally, it is accessible on select game consoles and desktops.
As of Wednesday’s game, Stoke City is still without a number of important players, including Tyrese Campbell, Lewis Baker, and Ben Wilmot in midfield. Enda Stevens, Ki-Jana Hoover, Ryan Mmaee, Andre Vidigal, and Lynden Gooch have all recently returned to competition following the international break, giving Alex Neil’s team a boost.
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