Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports commentator

The only big chance of the game fell to Fulham's Tosin Adarabioyo.

He was not to know it was offside, but it was an excellent save by the Leeds keeper.

And Reece James v one of several Jameses.

Shouts on texts and tweets (see 12:40 BST) for Steve Bruce/Bruce Grobbelaar, Collins John and John Collins, Daniel James v James Tarkowski, Robert Lee v someone called Lee and Michael Owen and Owen Hargreaves.

Former England midfielder Jermaine Jenas on BT Sport: "They are a very well organised group, with a few players with qualities. Especially with Aleksander Mitrovic up top when he's there."

Marc Roca shoots from the free-kick but it's a good height for Bernd Leno, who tips it away.

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Good play by Crysencio Summerville as he drifts in and is chopped down by Joao Palhinha. The Fulham midfielder is booked and this is a free-kick in a good position.

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Leeds have a free-kick. Jack Harrison whips it into the box but it's cleared by Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

United have not had a touch in the Fulham box yet.

Nearly all Fulham in the early stages. Liam Cooper does well to stop a cross reaching Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

Did Gary or Phil Neville play against Neville Southall?

Jack Harrison and Harrison Reed playing. I wonder how many Premier League games have opponents with the same first name/surname.

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Tosin Adarabioyo powers a header towards goal from Andreas Pereira's free-kick but Illan Meslier tips it away.

And the offside flag goes up as Adarabioyo was just off.

No immediate sign of a strong Leeds reaction to those two bashings.

Dean: Expecting Leeds to show a reaction today after the past two results. Gnonto and Sinisterra not starting is very strange, especially in a massive game like this.

Fulham try something clever with the corner as Harry Wilson cuts it back for Harrison Reed - and Wilson ends up winning another corner.

This corner, by Willian, is headed away.

Corner to Fulham as Max Wober, back in the Leeds team after injury, slides in on Harrison Reed.

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A few tackles fly in in midfield but they're all fair ones. Now Max Wober wins the ball off Harry Wilson.

Andreas Pereira gives Bobby De Cordova-Reid the thumbs up after just failing to control his through ball.

Fulham go forward down the right but Harry Wilson's outside-of-boot cross is caught by Illan Meslier.

A man kicks a ball which signifies the start of this game.

Chris Sutton
BBC football expert

Fulham's win at Everton last week surprised the life out of me. Where on earth did that come from after four straight league defeats!?

Marco Silva's side thoroughly deserved it too, and they will have their confidence back now. That doesn't make them any easier to read though, and I don't really know what to expect from them next.

Leeds, meanwhile, have absolutely fallen to bits. I was a long way out when I predicted they would draw with Liverpool on Monday, but I don't think many people could have seen them capitulating the way they did.

They surely cannot concede another five or six, but I really don't see them keeping Fulham quiet.

Chris Sutton's prediction: 2-1

Fulham

Fulham manager Marco Silva, who returns to the touchline after serving a two-match ban, told BT Sport: "We were not happy with the results [before victory over Everton].

"It did not affect the belief and the trust in our process, it is something that can happen. It showed what we had done before was brilliant."

On whether his side can take advantage of Leeds' situation: "We can if you play well, if we are at our best level.

"It won't be easy because they are in a difficult position. Any team can beat you, can create problems for you. We believe in ourselves."

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