Leeds United are set to welcome Brentford to Elland Road on Sunday (August 30) for their first home game of the new Premier League season - with kick-off at 2pm.
For fans without a ticket, or those wanting to soak up the atmosphere before heading to the ground, Leeds has plenty of pubs showing live football.
And if you're new to the city and looking to immerse yourself in Leeds' culture - or simply want somewhere to enjoy the game and a pint - there are plenty of options to choose from.
From traditional matchday favourites close to Elland Road to city-centre sports bars, here are 13 pubs were you can enjoy the action.
1. The Old Peacock
Directly opposite Elland Road, The Old Peacock is about as close as you can get to the action without having a ticket. The Ossett Brewery pub has Leeds United memorabilia, puts football front and centre and is a traditional matchday meeting point for supporters. | YEP Photo: Gerard Binks
2. Billy's Sports Bar
Found within Elland Road itself, Billy's Sports Bar is named after Leeds United legend Billy Bremner and offers a proper football-focused setting. TVs line the bar, making it an obvious choice for supporters wanting to soak up the atmosphere before kick-off. | YEP Photo: Gerard Binks
3. The Moot Hall Arms
A firm favourite among Leeds fans, this newly-renovated city-centre pub is known for its extensive Leeds United memorabilia and lively matchday atmosphere. Despite featuring a brand-new bar area, it can get extremely busy, so arriving early is advisable. | YEP Photo: James Hardisty
4. Aire Bar
Head to The Calls for this converted warehouse bar, where large screens show live sports. There's also a lovely riverside terrace. | Google
5. BOX Leeds
If it's screens you're after, BOX is hard to beat, with huge HD screens showing Premier League and other major football competitions just a stone's throw from the railway station. | Google Street View
6. O'Neill's Leeds
This Boar Lane favourite describes itself as a football bar, with Sky Sports and TNT Sports across its screens. Situated right outside Leeds Station. | Google