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Leeds United return to action with a huge clash at Premier League rivals Burnley - and this is how we think the Whites will line up.
Whites boss Farke is definitely without one big starting option in winger Willy Gnonto who had minor hernia surgery during the international break.
The Italian’s absence falls at a time when Farke could be without two more wingers as starting options, Noah Okafor struggling with adductor problems and Dan James only just back from an ankle injury.
It leaves big question marks as to who starts out wide in Farke’s attack but the Whites boss has already confirmed one big decision at the other end of the pitch.
New Whites keeper Lucas Perri has been back in training since before the October international break upon recovering from a quad injury but Farke has declared that the Brazilian is not a topic to start as he continues to work his way back to full fitness.
Karl Darlow will consequently again start in goal and this is the full XI that we think he will feature in including a big chance for a Whites attacker in a major change.
7. CM: Sean Longstaff
Summer signing Longstaff was in blinding form before the international break, so much so that he now looks an automatic pick in midfield despite the competition for places. | Getty Images
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8. CM: Anton Stach
After two weeks without a game having not been on international duty, it would be a big surprise if the impressive giant German summer signing did not keep his place in a three-man centre midfield. | Getty Images
9. RW: Brenden Aaronson
Aaronson played 26 minutes off the bench for the USA in a friendly against Australia that kicked off in the early hours of Wednesday morning. That's not exactly the ideal preparation given the flight time back but Aaronson has completed quick turnarounds before and another might now be needed with Gnonto out, Okafor a doubt and James surely not yet a starting option. | Getty Images
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10. LW: Jack Harrison
Harrison has been taken gradual steps forward following his return after two seasons away on loan at Everton and a first league start of the season now looks likely at Turf Moor given the situations with Gnonto, Okafor and James, A major change and a huge chance for him. | Getty Images
11. ST: Dominic Calvert-Lewin
The new Whites no 9 could do with another goal but his all round game has been very good and important to the way Leeds play. Confidently expected to lead the line again despite competition from Joel Piroe and Lukas Nmecha. | Getty Images