Once they get to South Yorkshire, the Whites—who had already defeated Huddersfield Town, Leicester City, and Plymouth Argyle—will be hoping to make it four straight Championship victories.
With the game on Friday, Daniel Farke will have to make some difficult decisions regarding his starting lineup as he welcomes back injured players and manages a quick turnaround from international matches.
Rotherham, on the other hand, will be playing their first match since Matt Taylor left as manager earlier this week.
Here is a preview of our anticipated Leeds starting lineup for the match.
Illan Meslier, one of those not serving overseas, keeps going towards the objective.
Although it seems unlikely that Djed Spence will be thrown in right away, it is possible that he will make his first appearance back in the starting lineup since his knee injury. Archie Grey is selected to start at right back, assuming he survives the England U19s’ games.
Junior Firpo makes his season debut after returning from the bench the previous game because Sam Byram is anticipated to miss the game.
Leeds’ midfield options are all away representing their respective countries, but it looks like Ethan Ampadu and Glen Kamara will stick together.
Joel Piroe and Crysencio Summerville, who were not chosen to represent the Netherlands, will be rested and prepared for the match.
If there are no concerns about injuries after playing for their countries, Dan James and Georginio Rutter should round out the starting four for the third straight game.
Meslier, Grey, Rodon, Cooper, Firpo; Ampadu, Kamara; James, Piroe, Summerville; Rutter were the predicted starting lineup.
