The roar at Elland Road will be a little louder today. Fresh off a seismic 2-1 victory at Old Trafford—their first there in 45 years—Leeds United are riding a wave of belief as they host Wolverhampton Wanderers. The hero of that famous night, Noah Okafor, is in blistering form with four goals in his last four games, and Daniel Farke's side now has a golden chance to build momentum and put real distance between themselves and the relegation scrap.

For Wolves, the trip to West Yorkshire is a grim battle for survival. Stuck at the bottom of the table for 29 consecutive weeks, their Premier League status is hanging by a thread. A loss today, combined with other results, could seal their fate. Manager Rob Edwards is desperate to find a clinical edge his side has lacked all season, but they'll have to do it without the suspended Yerson Mosquera, a significant blow to an already leaky defence.

The recent history between these sides heavily favors the hosts. Leeds have won the last four Premier League meetings, including a 3-1 victory at Molineux earlier this season. However, a curious home trend for Leeds provides a glimmer of hope for Wolves: the Whites have failed to score in four of their last five matches at Elland Road. Another blank today would match an unwanted club record set back in 1982.

In terms of team news, Farke is expected to stick with the winning formula from Manchester United, with Karl Darlow in goal and the in-form Okafor leading the line. Wolves, meanwhile, will see José Sá start in goal with Matt Doherty pushing for a recall after returning to training. This is a classic clash of momentum versus desperation, with Leeds looking to soar and Wolves fighting for their Premier League lives.