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Middlesbrough have only lost one of their last five Championship games against Leeds (W2 D2), keeping a clean sheet in four of these meetings.
Leeds have lost both of their last two league trips to the Riverside (both 0-3), their worst losing run away at Middlesbrough in the league since they lost five in a row between September 1976 and August 1980.
Only Bolton Wanderers (13) have conceded more Championship goals in 2019 than Leeds United (10).
This fixture last season was won 3-0 by Middlesbrough, with Patrick Bamford – now playing for Leeds – scoring a hat-trick for Tony Pulis’ side.
Each of Britt Assombalonga’s last four Championship goals have been as a substitute – he has scored more substitute goals than any other Championship player this season (five goals).
Leeds striker Patrick Bamford has found the net with both of his shots on target in the Championship this season.

Luton have only lost one of their last seven matches versus Wycombe Wanderers in all competitions (W4 D2), although this was their home meeting with them in League Two last season, a 2-3 defeat.
Wycombe have won four of their last five Football League visits to Kenilworth Road (L1), although they did lose their 2-0 in the FA Cup first round earlier this season.
Luton have won more games (19) and scored more goals (61) than any other team in League One in 2018-19.
Wycombe are unbeaten in their last five league games (W3 D2), after losing four in a row prior to this.
Luton striker James Collins is League One’s top scorer in the 2018-19 season with 18 goals, 44% of which have come during 2019 (eight in six appearances in 2019).

Odds correct at 1525 GMT (07/02/19)