A look at the possibilities available to Leeds United manager Daniel Farke for tonight’s Championship play-off semi-final second leg against Norwich City at Elland Road.

This is the big one. The second leg of Leeds United’s Championship play-off semi-final against Norwich City will be crowded at Elland Road tonight.

The stakes are high as the Whites prepare for their final home game of the arduous 2023-24 season. Who will make it to Wembley Stadium and keep their Premier League hopes alive next season?
“Everything is still possible,” confessed United’s manager Daniel Farke. “Norwich are a very good team that poses a threat on the counter attack.

“If you’re too greedy and open too many spaces, they may punish you.” We need to find a decent fine margin.

“We obviously enjoy playing at home, there is no mistake about it. We have a fairly excellent home record this season, but it’s not guaranteed. So it’s still 50-50, and both teams have an equal chance of making the final.

Nothing has been done, and Farke will be without the services of Pascal Struijk and Patrick Bamford. Both are injured, though Bamford may be able to play in the final later this month if United extends their arduous season.