Leeds United have a gap to the relegation zone with just seven games left of the campaign.
Leeds United supporters may have thought they'd enjoyed their last game under the Elland Road floodlights this season, but that won't be the case after the Premier League confirmed a key fixture change.
Daniel Farke's side have saved many of their best performances for under the floodlights at Elland Road, with the team seemingly finding an extra gear often when at home on a night game, with an impressive win ratio to back that up.
The Whites have three games left to play at Elland Road in their seven-game Premier League relegation run-in. The first against Wolverhampton Wanderers is a Saturday 3pm kick-off on April 17, while the last is expected to be Sunday May 17, however the middle game against Burnley has now been switched from Saturday May 2, to Friday May 1 with an 8pm kick-off.
The game has moved to be broadcast by Sky Sports, who know there could be a great deal to play for in what will be the 35th match of he league season. It could be a game that sends Burnley down, it could be a game which assures Leeds stay up, with all manner of permutations possible at this stage.
Farke and his players will hope another fevered atmosphere at Elland Road can inspire the team to what will regardless of the situation, be three significant points in the season.
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