Leeds v Man United live: Premier League latest score and goal updates as frustrated Ruben Amorim under pressure

6 mins: The first effort of the game and a strange one at that. Manchester United throw the ball into the box and it falls to Manuel Ugarte on the edge. He tries to beat goalkeeper Perri with a header from 18 yards but it drifts over.

4 mins: Leeds are up for this. There’s a roar as Gruev slides in to a midfield challenge and then as Cunha is forced into losing the ball out of the wing.

2 mins: Lammens has the low winter sun directly in his eyes as Leeds launch an early long throw into the box. Manchester United clear.

1 mins: Boos accompany Senne Lammens hitting long from kick-off. Patrick Dorgu is playing as the right-sided No 10 behind Benjamin Sesko.

“Marching on together” gets a healthy belting in the Leeds sunshine.

And we’re off! Let’s see what formation Manchester United are playing…

Here we go! There’s glorious sunshine at Elland Road and a real sense of anticipation. What an opportunity this is for Leeds against a depleted Manchester United side to claim not only a first Premier League win against their old foes since 2002, but also to stretch their lead over Nottingham Forest and West Ham to 10 points!

Leeds XI: Lucas Perri, Bornauw, Bijol, Struijk, Justin, Aaronson,Gruev, Stach, Gudmundsson, Calvert-Lewin, Okafor.

Subs: Darlow,Longstaff, Piroe, Nmecha, Harrison, Tanaka, Byram, Gnonto,Chambers.

Man Utd XI: Lammens, Yoro, Heaven, Martinez, Dalot, Casemiro,Ugarte, Shaw, Dorgu, Cunha, Sesko

Subs: Bayindir, Zirkzee, Malacia, Fredricson, Jack Fletcher, Tyler Fletcher, Lacey, Mantato, Kukonki.

The match will be available on TNT Sports 1 in the UK, while subscribers can find an online stream with Discovery+ app through their phone or tablet device.

Leeds have scored nine goals in their last three home games, with two against Chelsea, three against Liverpool and four against Crystal Palace.

Dominic Calvert Lewin had one ruled out for offside against Liverpool at Anfield, but had scored seven goals in eight Premier League appearances before then.

Ruben Amorim speaking to TNT Sports.

On his team line-up: “I was just thinking about what we are going to face today, trying to get the team comfortable to win the game. We don’t have a lot of options, but we are ready to to be competitive.”

On fixing the issues against Wolves: “It’s just one day, but then if you see the game, we have more than opportunities to win the game.

“We have some chances, but of course when you lose so many creative players, you are going to to have problems, but new week, new game, and new opponents, we’ll see.”

On the rivalry with Leeds: “Everyone in the club talks about that, but I need to focus on what I can change, what I can help the players inside the pitch, outside the pitches for the fans, and it’s healthy to have this kind of environment in in football.”

You’ve got to go back to January 2010 and Jermaine Beckford’s winner at Old Trafford for Leeds United’s last win over their old foes in the FA Cup third round.

Leeds were still in the Championship then, of course, and their last Premier League win against Manchester Untied was in September 2002.