Leeds United are preparing for their first ever visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium as they look to secure a third successive win in all competitions against Everton.
The Whites have enjoyed a strong run of form over the last two months and moved on quickly from their agonising loss at Newcastle United by securing a place in the FA Cup fourth round with a 3-1 win at Derby County. Their return to the Premier League also brought positivity as a last-gasp Lukas Nmecha goal helped see off Fulham at Elland Road last weekend and that ensured Daniel Farke’s men remained eight points clear of the relegation zone.
