Leeds United lock horns with Tottenham Hotspur this weekend in the Premier League's Saturday lunchtime kickoff.
Leeds are currently 12th in the Premier League with 11 points from nine games. It's been a decent start to the campaign for the Whites who are hoping to improve on last year's impressive showing.
They do, though, come into this game slightly out of form with no wins from their last five. They have drawn a high number of games in that period, playing out stalemates with Crystal Palace (0-0), Man United (1-1) and Sunderland (0-0), so they haven't been losing a great deal. Their defeats have also been at the hands of two very strong teams in Arsenal (2-1) and Bournemouth (2-0).
The concern for Leeds is in the forward areas, where they've looked pretty blunt. They've scored nine goals in nine games, with only two teams in the league scoring fewer.
They remain hard to beat, but they're finding it tough to put their foot on the neck of their opponents.
Tottenham, meanwhile, enter this game in improved shape. Spurs are 8th in the league table and have won three games on the bounce, beating Crystal Palace (2-0), Chelsea (2-0) and Coventry (3-1).
Their performances have been better than in the initial stages of the campaign, but they're still quite unconvincing in the final third in open play, with some of their goals coming via set plays and opposition goalkeeper errors.
Spurs have one win, two draws and two defeats from five away games in the league this season, so they'll find it tough to take three points away from Elland Road, even if Leeds aren't amidst their best run of form.
Leeds remain unbeaten at home this season, with three of their four games ending in a draw, and we think this one will end all square too.
Leeds 1-1 Tottenham
