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All of Joe Rodon, Sam Byram and Crysencio Summerville are expected to be fit for Leeds United to face Leicester, according to Daniel Farke.

The Whites boss revealed in his pre-match press conference on 1 November that the three who were substituted with possible injury doubts against Huddersfield all trained earlier in the day and should be involved barring unforeseen set backs, while long-term absentee Djed Spence

However Joe Gelhardt has suffered a hand fracture and may need surgery which would rule him out for more than the two weeks he is expected to definitely miss.

Pace-setters

With the Foxes having won every game but one it is clearly going to be a very tough task to go to Leicester and win as they currently appear to be running away with the Championship title.

But with the attacking form currently being exhibited by some of the Whites players they have to be in with as good of a chance as anyone.

If points are dropped against Enzo Maresca’s side it shouldn’t be considered a disaster, even if it would potentially leave the door open for a drop of multiple places down the table by the end of the weekend, thanks to their impressive record.

The Whites were on fire in the first half against Huddersfield but, perhaps understandably, took their foot off the accelerator after the break.

The drop off from the starting XI to the substitutes that were introduced by Farke was noticeable, so heading into this one against the club who have established themselves as the best in the league there is reason for some confidence but also some concerns.

Leicester were beaten at home in their only blemish so far, 1-0 by Hull City on 2 September, so they aren’t infallible but Farke will have to get his side motivated to perform close to their limits for this one.

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