Leeds have made just one enforced change from the side that was beaten at Old Trafford in their last outing.

Pascal Struijk replaces captain Liam Cooper, who has an abdominal strain, at the back.

Leeds: Meslier, Dallas, Ayling, Struijk, Phillips, Alioski, Klich, Raphinha, Rodrigo, Harrison, Bamford

Subs: Casilla, Poveda-Ocampo, Roberts, Costa, Hernandez, Davis, Shackleton, Jenkins, Casey

Burnley make two changes to the side that beat Wolves in their previous game.

Erik Pieters and Josh Benson come in as injured duo Dwight McNeil and Robbie Brady drop out of the squad.

Burnley: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Pieters, Westwood, Brownhill, Benson, Wood, Barnes

Subs: Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Norris, Stephens, Rodriguez, Bardsley, Long, Dunne, Mancini, Mumbongo

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Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa arrived at his news conference before Sunday's game against Burnley with a dossier and spent more than 40 minutes analysing his team's 6-2 loss at Old Trafford in answering questions about their style.

"I don't worry too much about what the press think," Bielsa said. "What does worry me is what is written influences the public; they decrease the capacity to understand for the public.

"Also, they try to destabilise by suggesting to the players the style needs to be changed.

"Of course, this happens when the results allow. It doesn't matter if in the previous game, the opinion was completely different.

"It's just another way to try to ridicule me."

It should be some contrast of styles at Elland Road today, as Marcelo Biela's full-throttle Leeds United host Sean Dyche's direct and pragmatic Burnley.

The Leeds boss treated those present to almost an hour of tactical analysis on his side's style of play during his pre-match news conference this week...

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These sides have not met in the top flight since 1975-76, when Leeds won both encounters.

Leeds went on to finish fifth that season as the Clarets were relegated, while Liverpool piped QPR to the league title and Southampton won the FA Cup.

The hosts are here, and there is a serious winter coat in the below video if you look closely...

We mentioned Dwight McNeil and Robbie Brady's injuries were being monitored, and both drop out of the Burnley squad today after failing to recover in time - Erik Pieters and Josh Benson are in.

Leeds make one change, with Pascal Struijk in for Stuart Cooper.

Full team news coming up.

It was a bumper Boxing Day of Premier League football, with Aston Villa's win over Crystal Palace shown live on the BBC - catch the highlights below.

And you can catch up on all of yesterday's action on Match of the Day here.

We should have the teams for you shortly, in the meantime, Leeds have been assessing captain Liam Cooper this week after he suffered an abdominal strain at Manchester United last time out.

Fellow centre-back Robin Koch remains sidelined but Diego Llorente is back in training after injury and may feature.

Burnley midfielders Dwight McNeil and Robbie Brady have been monitored after suffering respective groin and hamstring problems against Wolves.

Jack Cork and Johann Berg Gudmundsson are not expected to be involved despite stepping up their training this week.

Your Sunday schedule looks like this...

• 12:00 GMT: Leeds v Burnley
• 14:15: West Ham v Brighton
• 16:30: Liverpool v West Brom
• 19:15: Wolves v Tottenham

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And you thought the festive football was over!

This is your invitation to sit in your Christmas pyjamas all day, crack open some more mince pies, polish off those turkey sandwiches and get plugged in for four back-to-back Premier League games.

Let's have a look at what's coming up...