Leeds vs Liverpool LIVE: Premier League latest score, goals and updates from fixture today

Leeds’ most recent victory over Liverpool in all competitions came in the league more than 20 years ago and the Whites haven’t kept a clean sheet against the Reds in 22 league meetings since a goalless draw in April 1999.

If Liverpool win today they’ll become the first team to record 50 top-flight victories over Leeds United.

Marcelo Bielsa could be tempted to hand Daniel James his full Leeds debut ahead of schedule in Sunday’s home Premier League game against Liverpool

Leeds boss Bielsa would have been expected to introduce James, a £25million deadline-day signing from Manchester United, off the substitutes’ bench.

Currently seventh in the table Liverpool could match Manchester United and Chelsea on 10 points if they manage to defeat Leeds today. The Reds would need to win by four or more goals to move above Man Utd into first place though.

Leeds are yet to win in the league this season having picked up two draws from their last two matches. They start the day in 17^th just a point above the relegation zone and Marcelo Bielsa will be hoping to kick off their season with an impressive victory over Liverpool this afternoon.

Last time out Patrick Bamford rescued a point for Leeds as they drew 1-1 away at Burnley. Leeds dominated possession but Burnley continued to threaten until Chris Wood struck just after the hour mark to put the Clarets in front. Bamford equalised four minutes from the end of the 90 and the home side held on to claim a draw.

Liverpool also drew 1-1 in their last league fixture when Chelsea travelled to Anfield. Kai Havertz put the Blues in front after 20 minutes before a controversial handball decision saw Reece James sent off and Liverpool awarded a penalty on the stroke of half-time. Mo Salah converted from the spot but the Reds couldn’t press their one-man advantage in the second half and a solid defensive display from Chelsea saw the points shared at the end of the game.

Junior Firpo and Mateusz Klich have both recovered from Covid-19 and are available for Leeds. As is Stuart Dallas who withdrew from international duty for personal reasons.

Raphinha is also available after his ban for not being released to the Brazilian squad has been lifted and new signing Daniel James may start.

Roberto Firmino is out for Liverpool due to injury but Virgil Van Dijk and Harvey Elliott are both fit whilst James Milner remains a doubt despite having returned to training. Like Raphinha, Alisson Becker and Fabinho are both eligible to play despite having not been allowed to link-up with Brazil’s national team.