Final team news has been provided for Leeds United’s first home game of the new Premier League season against Brentford for which updates have left two men out and one more doubtful but with four others now back.
Both teams have enjoyed very good starts to the season, Leeds following up an opening weekend 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest with another 2-0 win at Forest in the Carabao Cup.
Brentford, meanwhile, began the new Premier League season with a 3-0 win at home to Tottenham Hotspur and followed that up with a 6-1 romp at Birmingham City in the Carabao Cup.
The club have since spent £40m to bring in a new signing ahead of Sunday afternoon’s 2pm kick-off at LS11.
Final team news has now been provided for Sunday’s showdown and here we run through the final injury news from both camps as updates leave two out and one more doubtful but with four others now back.
1. BACK: Willy Gnonto
Whites winger Gnonto has not featured since suffering a hamstring injury in the pre-season friendly against Manchester United in Dublin but boss Daniel Farke said the Italian was returning to training on Friday and that a check would then be taken on how his body reacted to being back. News has since emerged that Fiorentina are interested in signing Gnonto but whether anything happens on that front remains to be seen. | Getty Images
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2. BACK: Gabi Gudmundsson
Clear first choice Leeds left back Gudmundsson has not featured since suffering a hamstring injury in the pre-season friendly victory against Liverpool in America but he too was set to return to training on Friday. Like Gnonto, Farke said a check would then be taken with a view to Sunday's game against Brentford. | Getty Images
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3. BACK: Ilia Gruev
Back but with a big doubt over whether he will be involved, Gruev only returning to team training last week following his recovery from a meniscus knee injury. Farke said earlier this week that Gruev would need at least two weeks of training before being considered for selection but Farke did say on Friday that Gruev was making good progress and that he would have no problems calling on him if required. | Mike Egerton/PA Wire
4. BACK: Yehor Yarmoliuk
Brentford's Ukraine international midfielder Yarmoliuk appeared to limp off during the midweek cup win at Birmingham but boss Keith Andrews has said the 22-year-old is fine and available for Sunday's trip to Elland Road. | John Walton/PA Wire
5. OUT: Sepp van den Berg
Dutch centre-back van den Berg is one of two Brentford players definitely out, in his case with a groin injury which is expected to keep him out of the first eight weeks of the season. | Getty Images
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6. OUT: Antoni Milambo
Another Dutchman, young Brentford midfielder Milambo is another Bees player definitely out, the 21-year-old still on the comeback trail from surgery after an ACL injury suffered at the back end of last year. The Dutchman has been in some form of training but Bees boss Keith Andrews said last week he's still a few weeks behind. | Getty Images