Leeds United will return to Premier League action with a tough looking visit to former Championship title rivals Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
The game will provide Daniel Farke and his players with an opportunity to land a major blow on a relegation rival and boost their own hopes of preserving their top flight status beyond a solitary season. There have been some major positives for the Whites during the opening two months of their return to the Premier League - but they will know they must return to winning ways at Turf Moor after suffering a 2-1 home defeat against Spurs in their final game before the second international break of the campaign.
The coming weeks will see several of Leeds’ other relegation rivals facing some big tests as they look to steal a march on the other clubs sitting in the bottom seven before the next international break in November.
With the return to league action now just days away, we take a look at who the bottom seven clubs in the Premier League table will face over their next five fixtures.
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1. 20th: Wolves
Next five games: 26/10 Burnley (H) 1/11 Fulham (A) 8/11 Chelsea (A) 22/11 Crystal Palace (H) 30/11 Aston Villa (A) | Getty Images

2. 19th: West Ham United
Next five games: 20/10 Brentford (H) 24/10 Leeds United (A) 2/11 Newcastle United (H) 8/11 Burnley (H) 22/11 Bournemouth (A) | AFP via Getty Images

3. 18th: Nottingham Forest
Next five games: 26/10 Bournemouth (A) 1/11 Manchester United (H) 9/11 Leeds United (H) 22/11 Liverpool (A) 30/11 Brighton and Hove Albion (H) | Getty Images

4. 17th: Burnley
Next five games: 26/10 Wolverhampton Wanderers (A) 1/11 Arsenal (H) 8/11 West Ham United (A) 22/11 Chelsea (H) 29/11 Brentford (A) | Getty Images
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5. 16th: Brentford
Next five games: 20/10 West Ham United (A) 25/10 Liverpool (H) 1/11 Crystal Palace 9/11 Newcastle United (H) 22/11 Brighton and Hove Albion (A) | Getty Images

6. 15th: Leeds United
Next five games: 24/10 West Ham United (H) 1/11 Brighton and Hove Albion (A) 9/11 Nottingham Forest (A) 23/11 Aston Villa (H) 29/11 Tottenham Hotspur (A) 29/11 Manchester City (A) | Getty Images
