Is Leeds United vs Newcastle United on TV? Coverage details and kick-off time at Elland Road

Is the Leeds game on the TV tonight? 📺

Leeds United are looking to bounce back from League Cup disappointment as attention turns to the Premier League.

The Whites return to Elland Road for a game under the floodlights tonight (September 14). It is the final fixture of the weekend and just one place separates them from visitors Newcastle United.

Daniel Farke’s team is looking for their first win in the league since the opening weekend. It follows the 6-3 defeat to Chelsea in the third round of the EFL Cup in mid-week.

Newcastle United will be Elland Road's first night time visitors of the season.placeholder image
Newcastle United will be Elland Road's first night time visitors of the season. | Getty Images

It has been a season of change for the Geordies, with Eddie Howe departing during the summer. His replacement Matthias Jaissle has overseen one win and two draws.

Both sides are undefeated in the league heading into Monday’s game, but will that remain the same at full time?

For fans who can’t make it to Elland Road this evening, you might be wondering if the game will be on TV. Here’s all you need to know:

What time is kick-off tonight?

Due to the game taking place on a Monday night, it means there will be a late kick-off at Elland Road this evening. The match is set to start at 8pm and last until 10pm-ish.

Is Leeds United vs Newcastle United on TV?

The game has been moved to a Monday, instead of a regular Saturday afternoon spot, after being selected for TV coverage. For any Leeds fans who can’t make it to Elland Road tonight, you will be able to tune in from home.

Leeds United vs Newcastle United is set to be broadcast by Sky Sports - and can also be watched on Now TV, if you have the sports package. The broadcast is due to start at 6.30pm with 90 minutes of build-up before kick-off.

The game will be shown on both Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. You can also follow the action live via the Yorkshire Evening Post’s match blog this evening.

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