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Leeds United are now heading for a massive bottom-of-the-table clash at Nottingham Forest - for which four men are out and three more doubtful.
Just five points separate the two sides after contrasting fortunes at the weekend, Leeds falling to an extremely disappointing 3-0 defeat at Brighton.
Forest, meanwhile, picked up their first point under new boss Sean Dyche through a 2-2 draw at home to Manchester United which took them a point closer to fifth-bottom Leeds.
Sunday afternoon’s huge clash at The City Ground now represents a true six-pointer in the lower reaches of the division, providing Leeds with the chance to kick eight points clear of Forest but Forest with the opportunity to get within just two points.
There are, though, four men out of Sunday’s contest for which three more are doubts but with a star now back.
Here, we run through the early injury news from both sides.
7. OUT: Oleksandr Zinchenko
Forest's Ukraine international left back Zinchenko is still recovering from a groin injury and Dyche said last week that the 28-year-old is going to be out for a bit longer than initially first thought. | AFP via Getty Images
8. OUT: Dilane Bakwa
Forest's French winger Bakwa has missed his side's last three games after suffering a knock and Dyche said last week that the 23-year-old was "still a no" but making good progress. | Getty Images
9. OUT: Ola Aina
Forest full-back Ania has missed his side's last seven games with a hamstring injury although Dyche has said the 29-year-old is making good progress in his recovery. | Getty Images
10. BACK: Willy Gnonto
United's Italian international attacker Gnonto failed to make the matchday squad for last weekend's trip to Brighton. Farke, though, had warned beforehand that it would be a late decision over whether Gnonto would make the bench after only recently returning to training upon recovering from minor surgery and calf issues. Farke confirmed at Friday's pre-match press conference that Gnonto was now available and ready for selection. | Getty Images
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11. BACK: Harry Gray
Another Leeds attacker back in the mix, if selected. Young Whites striker Gray had been sidelined with a hip flexor issue but returned to training after the international break as he also signed his first pro deal. The 17-year-old then bagged his first minutes since September at the weekend when playing the full duration of a 2-2 draw for United's under-21s against Brighton. There is clearly no pressure on Gray at such a young age but it will be interesting to see if he now makes Farke's squad at Forest. | Getty Images