Leeds United and West Ham United both come into the clash at Elland Road fighting to get back on form and pull clear of a feisty relegation battle. See Last Word on Football\u2019s Leeds United predicted lineup and some potential changes now the club is in the January window.<\/p>\n
The Whites tend to line up in a 4-3-3 or a 4-2-3-1, with the 4-2-3-1 being the more common option for Jesse Marsch. Illan Meslier starts in goal with Liam Cooper and Robin Koch in front of him, as Rasmus Kristensen starts at right-back opposite out-of-position Pascal Struijk. Tyler Adams and Marc Roca play in defensive midfield, shielding the back like.<\/p>\n
An attacking line of three has recently featured Wilfried Gnonto on the left, Brenden Aaronson in the middle and Crysencio Summerville down the right. Rodrigo has been the club\u2019s main centre-forward this season amidst a raft of injuries.<\/p>\n
The Yorkshire side\u2019s recent form has been quite complex. A predictable loss to Manchester City was followed by a hard-fought draw against Newcastle United, as the Whites took to some less savoury tactics to secure a result. A win does a lot for the club\u2019s standing in the table.<\/p>\n
Jesse Marsch has Leeds United playing a fast-paced, high-intensity style of football with a focus on applying pressure to opponents. By creating pressure, the team looks to win the ball and use it to score from chaotic events. This hasn\u2019t worked in the past few weeks, with City dominating the ball and the Magpies being defensive stalwarts.<\/p>\n
Read More: Leeds United vs West Ham United Predictions<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Leeds United have a few injuries<\/a> causing problems at the moment. Stuart Dallas is still missing, with the injury he suffered last season having a serious effect on his fitness for an extended period.<\/p>\n There are some players that are far closer to a return to football. Luis Sinisterra is expected back in a few weeks after a foot injury, and Patrick Bamford will look to return from his perennial injuries in the FA Cup if possible. New signing Max Wober won\u2019t be available until the cup tie against Cardiff City.<\/p>\nLeeds United Injuries to Consider<\/h3>\n