Sheffield United vs Leeds United. Premier League.
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John Egan suspended for Sheff Utd in Yorkshire derby, new Leeds signing Diego Llorente available to play; Watch free match highlights shortly after full time on Sky Sports' digital platforms and YouTube channel
Friday 25 September 2020 20:05, UK
Team news and stats ahead of Sheffield United vs Leeds in the Premier League on Sunday (kick-off 12pm).
Sheffield United will be without John Egan after his controversial red card at Aston Villa.
Egan serves a one-match ban after being judged to have denied Ollie Watkins a clear goalscoring opportunity in the 1-0 defeat, so Chelsea loanee Ethan Ampadu - who came on at Villa Park - could replace him, with Phil Jagielka another option in central defence.
Lys Mousset remains sidelined by a toe injury but manager Chris Wilder has no other injury concerns as he seeks to steer his side to their first points of the season against their Yorkshire rivals.
Leeds midfielder Pablo Hernandez remains two weeks away from a return to action after a groin strain, but Marcelo Bielsa has no new injury concerns.
Bielsa said new signing Diego Llorente was available to play, but it remains to be seen if he will be included in the squad after completing his £18m move from Real Sociedad this week.
Adam Forshaw is out with a hip injury with Gaetano Berardi also sidelined.
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