Leeds United will be looking to shake off a terrible week of results when they welcome Newcastle United to West Yorkshire this Saturday night.
Daniel Farke's men were blown away by Arsenal away at the Emirates last weekend, and they followed that up with a disappointing EFL Cup exit away at Sheffield Wednesday.
Things are not about to get any easier, as the Whites prepare to host a Newcastle side that gave Liverpool a serious run for their money.
Despite the ongoing Alexander Isak saga and an early sending off in that game, the Magpies held their own until a stoppage time winner handed the Reds a dramatic win.
Both Leeds and Newcastle will now be determined to bounce back as the two giants of English football clash at a classic venue.
Here, Sports Mole provides details of how to tune into the Premier League encounter.
What time does Leeds United vs Newcastle kick off?
The Premier League clash will kick off a 5.30pm local time on Saturday afternoon.
Where is Leeds United vs Newcastle being played?
The match will take place at the iconic Elland Road, which has a capacity of 37,890.
Leeds have built a strong home record in recent years, with Elland Road acting as a fortress for the Whites. Despite this, Newcastle have a decent recent record at the ground, picking up a win and a draw on their last two visits.
How to watch Leeds United vs Newcastle in the UK
TV channels
Saturday's tasty Premier League clash at Elland Road will be available live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, and Sky Sports Ultra HDR.
Online streaming
Fans will be able to stream the Premier League clash live on the Sky Go app.
Highlights
Sky Sports will release highlights on their dedicated sports app, as well as on their social media and YouTube channels.
Alternatively, UK viewers can catch the highlights of the game on Match of the Day, which will start at 10:20pm on BBC One, with the game's highlight package also available on the iPlayer from 8pm on the same day.
What is at stake for Leeds United and Newcastle?
Leeds United kicked off their campaign with a solid win over Everton, but they have since taken a couple of big punches to the stomach.
Bouncing back is the goal for the Whites, who need to win as many points at home as possible to give themselves the best chance of Premier League survival.
However, getting all three points against Newcastle is a task that's a lot easier said than done. The Magpies put on a sensational performance against Liverpool - one which suggests they are still a force, despite the ongoing situation with Isak.
Newcastle, who are winless in the Premier League after their opening two games, will now be looking to bag that all-important maiden win.
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