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da betway： [ad_pod ]Leeds were made to work hard for their win over Barnsley last Sunday as Kiko Casilla was forced into making six saves.The Spaniard was at the top of his game in a fixture where the Whites finally prevailed 2-0.It was a goal from substitute Eddie Nketiah in the final ten minutes that got things off and running before Mateusz Klich netted from the penalty spot.Their battle with Derby will recommence this weekend as the two teams face off for the first time since their playoff meeting at the back end of last term.But what starting XI might Marcelo Bielsa go with? Here’s what we’re predicting.Considering the Argentine has only made changes to his team four times in the Championship this season, we’re expecting him to stick with the same side that beat Barnsley.Adam Forshaw has been ruled out of contention in midfield which means the 27-year-old will have to watch on as Jamie Shackleton likely steps up in his place again.
The midfielder was able to win four tackles, the same number as Kalvin Phillips at Oakwell, so is clearly competent off the ball.
However, the real dilemmas for Bielsa this weekend will be with Helder Costa and Eddie Nketiah.
The latter was hailed by the 64-year-old as a complete player following his late strike but despite teasing a partnership of him and Bamford in the past, we reckon the former Middlesbrough man will once again be preferred.
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The same goes for Jack Harrison. The Manchester City loanee hasn’t scored since the opening weekend and was withdrawn at half time for Costa against Barnsley.
He is yet to start in the Championship but may have to watch on from the bench again given Bielsa’s preference on sticking with the same formula.
Ezgjan Alioski should continue at left-back. He’s been involved in four goals in his last three meetings with the Rams.