Leeds v Spurs

VAR take another look at the incident, and uphold the referee's initial decision. That looked precariously close to Fernandes' arm, though, and he may have gotten away with one.

There's an appeal for a penalty with Fernandes riskily outstretching his arm as he chests Gudmundsson's cross back towards Kinsky. The home fans let out a huge roar, but the referee isn't interested.

There's an impeccably observed moment of reflection, marking the upcoming Remembrance Day. Following that, referee John Brooks blows his whistle, and Spurs kick things off.

Opta's supercomputer makes Spurs the marginal favourites at 37.9%, with Leeds given a 35.3% chance of victory. A draw is rated at 26.8%. We'll soon find out, as the two teams make their way onto the pitch.

Meanwhile, De Zerbi unsurprisingly opts not to tinker much with his starting XI, given Tottenham's recent resurgence. There's a single alteration from the win over Crystal Palace, as Porro comes in for Solanke. Robertson makes his 341st Premier League appearance, equalling Darren Fletcher's record among Scottish players. Bentancur returns from a three-match suspension on the bench. Although, Spurs remain without the likes of Lucas Bergvall, Wilson Odobert and Xavi Simons.

Farke makes two changes from Leeds' defeat at Bournemouth last weekend. Longstaff comes in to make his 200th Premier League appearance, and first start in almost a year. Nmecha also makes his first start of the season, as James and Wilson drop to the bench. Rodon returns among the substitutes against his former club, but Noah Okafor and Anton Stach remain absent for the hosts.