How to watch Brentford vs Leeds United: Kick-off time, TV & stream details, team news for Premier League clash
All the key information ahead of Sunday's Premier League meeting between Brentford and Leeds United.
Leeds United are back in action this weekend with a tricky trip to Brentford on the cards. Daniel Farke’s side enjoyed another great night under the Elland Road lights last time out, twice coming from behind to draw 3-3 against reigning Premier League champions Liverpool.
Ao Tanaka’s added-time equaliser in that game capped off a brilliant week in which Leeds also beat Chelsea 3-1. But life has been a lot more difficult on the road, with Molineux the only ground Farke and his men have exited with anything other than defeat.
Hosts Brentford lost 2-0 at Tottenham Hotspur last weekend but boast a home record bettered only by the Premier League’s current top three. And ahead of another big game, the YEP has all your key information below.
When is Brentford vs Leeds United?
Leeds head down to the Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday, December 14, in what is their penultimate fixture before Christmas. Their meeting with Brentford is due to kick-off at 4.30pm as the latest of five Premier League matches set to take place that day.
Is Brentford vs Leeds United on TV?
It is indeed. Main Premier League broadcasters Sky Sports have picked the game to round off their Super Sunday programme. It will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HDR.
For those wanting to max out on pre-game build-up, coverage starts on Sky Sports Premier League at 4pm, following Crystal Palace vs Manchester City. Sky Sports Main Event will pick up the Gtech Community Stadium clash after Sunderland vs Newcastle United.
Brentford vs Leeds United stream details
For those away from a TV screen, Sky Sports will also be streaming Brentford vs Leeds via their website and app. Subscribers can live stream any of the above channels broadcasting the fixture, with the action also available via Now TV UK.
Match highlights will be available via the Sky Sports app and YouTube channel after full-time, while there will also be a highlights package on LUTV. More in-depth coverage will arrive later on Sunday evening, with Match of the Day scheduled to begin at 10:35pm on BBC One and the BBC iPlayer app.
And for those not watching altogether, the YEP will be providing full coverage on the day including build-up, team news and minute-by-minute match commentary. Chief football writer Graham Smyth will also be at the Gtech Community Stadium for player ratings and reaction from both managers.
Brentford vs Leeds United team news
As for the home side, German forward Kevin Schade will miss out through suspension after picking up his fifth yellow card of the season at Spurs. Fabio Carvalho, Antoni Milambo and Josh Dasilva are also missing but winger Reiss Nelson could be back in the squad following a recent knock.
Leeds will be without Daniel James and Sean Longstaff, who are expected to be out until January with hamstring tendon and calf issues respectively. Lukas Nmecha missed last weekend’s draw against Liverpool with a hamstring problem but could be back in the squad on Sunday.