Leeds United will resume their bid for Premier League survival with Sunday’s clash at Crystal Palace - and this is how we think the Whites will line up.
Boss Daniel Farke made nine changes to his team for Sunday’s fifth round FA Cup tie at home to Norwich City, ahead of which winger Noah Okafor was the only player ruled out through injury.
But key duo Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Joe Rodon were also both missing on Sunday, Farke revealing afterwards that Calvert-Lewin had experienced slight problems with his knee over recent days and did not feel ready to be involved.
Rodon, meanwhile, said Farke, was was rested having struggled with his hamstring ahead of Tuesday night’s visit of Sunderland which he still played 90 minutes in having injured his hamstring in the weekend’s defeat to Manchester City.
Of the nine players brought into the side, towering centre-back Jaka Bijol arguably made the biggest impression but attackers Willy Gnonto, Dan James and goalscorer Joel Piroe were all bright. Lucas Perri, who has lost his place as first choice keeper, was also solid between the sticks.
But have any of the nine men brought into the side done enough to force their way into Sunday’s starting line up and will Calvert-Lewin and Rodon now return?
Here, we run through the XI that we think will step out in Sunday’s 2pm kick-off at Selhurst Park.
1. GK: Karl Darlow
Lucas Perri put in a solid display between the sticks against Norwich and Darlow probably should have Habib Diarra's penalty which proved the only goal of the game against Sunderland. Darlow, though, has by and large impressed since coming into the side and it seems likely that he will be back in goal. | Getty Images
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2. RB: Jayden Bogle
Bogle got 20 minutes off the bench against Norwich as Dan James started as right wing back but Bogle is quite clearly first choice in the position and looks a banker bet to return to the XI. | Getty Images
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3. CB: Joe Rodon
There's a slight question mark about Rodon given that he was rested against Norwich on the back of hamstring struggles but it sounded like he missed out against the Canaries more as a precaution so the Wales international warrior is expected to be back in the team. | Getty Images
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4. CB: James Justin
Jaka Bijol but in a strong performance against Norwich, certainly advertising his claims for a regular berth at the heart of the defence but Justin has been very impressive since coming into the side either at full-back or centre-back and it would be a surprise on that basis if he missed out. A big call and difficult one all the same. | AFP via Getty Images
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5. CB: Pascal Struijk
Struijk was another of the regular starters to get 20 minutes off the bench against Norwich and he's another no brainer to come back into the team, more than likely as the left sided centre-back in a three-man centre-back axis which helped spark United's huge improvement towards the end of last year. | Getty Images
6. LB: Gabi Gudmundsson
United's best player right now? Probably, the Swede was absolutely superb against Norwich, bagging his first goal and assist, both of which had looked on the cards for some time. Miles clear as first choice left back/left wing back and a man who has proved a brilliant signing in costing just £10m. | Getty Images