Leeds United vs Monaco

Linking up in the midfield we have Marc Roca, Adam Forshaw and Sam Greenwood, whilst Brenden Aaronson and Willy Gnonto support Joe Gelhardt up front. Junior ...

Our match this evening is due to kick off at 7pm, and for those not in attendance at Elland Road you can follow the live Leeds United blog online Leeds United have won both of their previous friendly fixtures against Elche CF and Real Sociedad, as they continue with their preparations for the Manchester City match back at Elland Road on Wednesday 28th December. Kristoffer Klaesson will start in between the posts for the Whites this evening, and he is joined in defence by captain Luke Ayling, Robin Koch, Rasmus Kristensen and Pascal Struijk.

Best moments and summary of Monaco's victory over Leeds United in a preparation match for the restart of the European leagues. The winning goals were the ...

Welcome to the live broadcast of the Leeds United vs Monaco match, corresponding to the 2022 Friendly Match. This stadium has a capacity for 37,800 fans and was inaugurated in 1897. The Leeds team will seek to be one of the protagonists within the Premier League and reach new levels in all the championships in which it participates. The new winger from Leeds is one of the most important promises of the team, he seeks to continue his development in the team and now, with the greater possibility that the team will fight for the championship, he will have many more minutes to show his quality and help the team to be at the top of the Premier League. Now, his main objective is to establish himself as an important part of the team's forward line and continue to show the high level of last season. The Monaco striker is one of the most important figures for the team, he seeks to continue his development and continue to show that he is one of the best in his position. Uruguay: 15 hours without transmission Paraguay: 15 hours without Transmission Brazil: 15 hours without Transmission Argentina: 15 hours without Transmission Who will make it tonight? Both teams will go out looking for victory.

Leeds United have made 6 changes to their starting lineup ahead of their final winter friendly against AS Monaco this evening.

But the team is likely to resemble what type of side Marsch will put out for that game in advance, and that means we should see a marked improvement and plenty of hunger from the players who are looking to claim their place in the side where they wouldn’t usually be considered regulars. Monaco are a very good side and will look to keep the ball, much like Manchester City will do when we return to Premier League action next week and this will be good preparation. Much like the previous friendlies against Elche and Real Sociedad, the result isn’t a big deal but it’s all about the performance for Leeds and Jesse Marsch.

Jesse Marsch oversees Leeds United's final mid-season friendly tonight against Monaco, as his side work towards the Premier League resuming on December ...

Crysencio Summerville and Jack Harrison have picked up a knock, too, whilst Tyler Adams will be suspended for the Premier League game with Man City. Willy Gnonto has a similar hybrid role in that he pushes high and narrow in possession, yet drops deep and wide when Leeds are defending, whilst Brenden Aaronson’s role in the side comes on the left of Rodrigo, albeit with the duty of pushing up alongside the Spaniard to set the tone with the pressing Marsch wants to see. As our graphic below underlines, we are expecting Marsch to field a side tonight that’s going to be as close to the Leeds XI as we will get against Man City.

If their lop-sided 4-3-1-2 had Manchester City in mind, was a response no Jack Harrison, Crysencio Summerville, Rodrigo, Patrick Bamford or Luis Sinisterra, ...

Groans met Monaco's second, less than two minutes after the restart. Once Monaco's fourth went in and the visitors kicked off the substitute-fest, Leeds went to a 4-2-3-1 and Gnonto’s determination to get on the scoresheet saw him hacked down for Gelhardt to score a penalty from the final kick. When Leeds had the ball, Rasmus Kristensen bombed on to leave a back three of Luke Ayling, Robin Koch and Pascal Struijk, and otherwise it was down to Gelhardt and Sam Greenwood, from the right of a midfield three, to make light of the absence of a right-winger.

Whites beaten at Elland Road. Friendly. Leeds United 2 (Koch 12', Gelhardt 90' pen). AS Monaco 4 (Embolo 25', 54', Martins ...

Gelson Martins was well positioned and found space at the back post, giving him time to slot into the back of the net. The constant forward pressure did pay off late in the match. Things would get worse as the away side continue to flood forward. Just a minute later, the Whites were nearly back in front. The first half saw Leeds on top for large parts, creating chances and causing problems for their visitors. With Monaco’s first real attack of the match, they equalised.