Chelsea are heading into this match in rough shape, having lost four of their last five games and only managing one win in that stretch. Their form has been a real struggle lately, with goals hard to come by and the defence looking shaky. Leeds are in even worse trouble, having lost three of their last five matches, with no wins at all in that period and just two draws to show for it. Both teams are low on confidence, so this feels like a very open and uncertain game where neither side can be trusted to take control.

Looking at their recent meetings, goals have been common—the last four games between them have all seen at least three goals scored, including a 2-2 draw just a few months ago. That suggests this could be another lively match with chances at both ends. Given how poorly both clubs are playing right now, this might end up a close, scrappy draw, and a 1-1 scoreline seems like the most likely outcome.