Leeds United winger Stuart Dallas is back in contention for their home Yorkshire derby against Sheffield United, live on Sky Sports Football from 7pm on Friday.

Dallas has missed the last two games due to a family bereavement but will be available for head coach Thomas Christiansen.

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Defender Gaetano Berardi sits out the second game of a three-match ban following his dismissal in last week's win at Bristol City. Another defender, Cameron Borthwick-Jackson, will play no part due to an ankle injury sustained during the midweek Carabao Cup defeat at Leicester and striker Caleb Ekuban (foot) is still out.

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Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has no new injury or suspension worries as his side chases a fifth win in six league matches. Defender Kieron Freeman is out after dislocating his knee-cap in the recent home win against Ipswich and striker Ched Evans is recovering from ankle surgery.

But Richard Stearman (hamstring) and Caolan Lavery (fractured cheekbone) are back in contention after both have been sidelined since August. David Brooks, Clayton Donaldson and John Lundstram are among those pushing for recalls.

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Leeds United have won only one of their last seven league games against Sheffield United (W1 D3 L3), winning 1-0 at home in September 2010.

Sheffield United have lost seven of their last nine league visits to Elland Road (W1 D1).

After a run of three successive league wins at Elland Road, Leeds lost their last home game against Reading - they've not lost back-to-back home league games since August 2016.

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Under Chris Wilder, Sheffield United have won more games (39) and more points (127) than any other English league side.

Leeds haven't dropped a single point from a leading position in a league match at Elland Road since last October, a 1-1 draw with Wigan; since then, the Whites have taken the lead in 14 games and won all 14.

Billy Sharp has scored four goals in his last four league starts against Leeds United (two each while playing for Nottingham Forest and Doncaster Rovers).

Prutton's prediction

What a game we have in store on Friday night! Leeds should be feeling confident again after winning at Bristol City in midweek, and that should have helped ease the tension among the home fans ahead of this game.

Sheffield United could go top with a victory, and you don't doubt now that Chris Wilder will go there to win the game. It should be open, entertaining and high-scoring, but I can't separate them.

Prutton predicts: 2-2 with Leon Clarke to score first (70/1 with Sky Bet)

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