FULHAM have faced a frustrating start to the Championship, far from the consistent start of last season.
The Cottagers will attempt to end a run of 1-1 draws against Reading and Norwich, but recent games with Leeds suggest that another draw may be on the cards for the London club.


They will be without Czech international Tomas Kalas who was sent off within 39 seconds after kick-off against Reading last Saturday for a reckless last man tackle.
New signing Aboubakar Kamara will be hoping for a first Championship start. The twenty-two-year-old Frenchman signed for £5m after an 11 goal season in the second tier of French football.
However, eighth place Leeds stand in their way, who have enjoyed a solid start to the season, looking to progress from their seventh place finish from last season, with a 3-2 win away at Bolton and a 0-0 stalemate at home to Preston.
Striker Chris Wood has been reportedly linked with a £16million move away from the club, the powerful number 9 is an asset to the Yorkshire club with 27 goals last season, but will no doubt be the biggest threat in the game.
The game is likely to be a tight one, with both sides coming off the back of strong defensive performances, it is sure to be a battle of the defenders.


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When is Leeds vs Fulham?
The match will take place on Tuesday, August 15.
Leeds will host the fixture at 38,000 capacity Elland Road.
The game will kick off at 7:45pm.
What TV channel is Leeds vs Fulham?
The game will not be televised in the UK.
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Fact me
- Leeds and Fulham have drawn each of their last four games 1-1, only four times in Football League history has there been a sequence of five successive 1-1 draws between two clubs.
- The Whites have failed to win any of their last three league games (D2 L1) against Fulham at Elland road, this is after seven wins in their previous nine.
- Tom Cairney has scored in his last four league matches against Leeds (four goals), three for Fulham and one for Blackburn.
- Chris Wood scored in every league match played at Elland road on a Tuesday for Leeds, netting five goals in five games, including one against Fulham in August last year.
- The Whites have kept 11 clean sheets in their last 15 home league games.
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