Daniel Farke’s Whites created a five-point cushion in the division’s automatic promotion spots with Saturday’s 7-0 hammering of visiting Cardiff City which also kept a two-point lead at the top of the table.

Leeds United will be looking to stretch their unbeaten streak to 14 matches against Coventry City at the CBS Arena tonight. The Sky Blues are now managed by Frank Lampard - with whom Leeds, of course, have history with. He has overseen an eight-game unbeaten run with the Sky Blues going into this one.

Kick-off is scheduled for 7:45pm tonight (Wednesday, February 5). No - the match has not been selected for live TV coverage in the United Kingdom. While midweek games are generally shown, this particular game was not initially pencilled in for a Wednesday night slot.

The officiating team for tonight’s Championship fixture against Coventry City has been confirmed, with Dean Whitestone to take charge of his second Leeds United game this season.

Coventry City have won both of their past two home league games against Leeds United, and will be looking to win three in succession for the first time since September 1981. Leeds United have lost just three of their past 21 league games against Coventry City (W11 D7), though all three of those defeats have come away from home.

Coventry City can make it five wins on the spin when they welcome Championship leaders Leeds United to the Ricoh Arena on Wednesday (1945 GMT).

Leeds United will be keen to extend their scintillating form on Wednesday evening, as they travel to the Midlands to face Coventry City in the Sky Bet Championship.Sitting top of the table, the