Leigh Bromby is set for his Leeds debut as they aim to maintain their 100 per cent start against Stockport.
Leeds looking to continue winning start and set club record
Simon Grayson is set to hand a debut to new signing Leigh Bromby as Leeds aim to maintain their 100 per cent start against Stockport.
The 29-year-old defender was a deadline-day signing from Sheffield United and is likely to go straight into the side with regular centre-half pairing Patrick Kisnorbo and Rui Marques away on international duty.
Captain Richard Naylor remains sidelined with a back injury so Lubo Michalik is poised to partner Bromby.
Left-back Ben Parker remains doubtful with a hamstring injury, so Andy Hughes will continue to deputise.
As well as aiming to equal the club record of starting a season with eight straight wins, Grayson's men are hoping to secure a club-record 14th successive home win.
Stockport recalls
Stockport boss Gary Ablett looks set to recall a number of key players for the daunting trip to Elland Road.
Ablett rested Owain fon Williams, Danny Pilkington, Greg Tansey and Peter Thompson for Tuesday's Johnstone's Paint Trophy tie at Crewe.
County managed to stretch their unbeaten run to three with a 4-1 win but all four players are in line for a return to the starting line-up.
Defender Michael Raynes played no part against Crewe after picking up a hamstring strain in last weekend's 1-1 home draw with Southampton and could miss out again.
On-loan Reading striker Nicholas Bignall should make his league bow for the Hatters after the 19-year-old - on loan until January - scored on his debut at Crewe.
Carl Baker scored the other three goals to register his second hat-trick in three games and will hope to stretch his scoring streak of seven in three games.
