QPR v Leeds (12:30 GMT)

Are Leeds in crisis? Social media seems to think so.

Last weekend's defeat against Sheffield Wednesday, combined with a lack of activity in the transfer market, has seemingly led to some worry from supporters.

The bad news is that this weekend takes them to QPR; Leeds don't have a great record in London.

"It’s not about a geographic matter," Bielsa told his pre-match press conference.

"Every time, match opponent and analysis is different. To say that we don’t ever win in London, to think that if we play the same opponent in Birmingham, we would win.

"They are questions that are very different to interpretate. What’s in London? An additional difficulty? I ignore this."

Leeds should win this game but little factors like that do leave doubt in the mind. The visitors are odds-on in the betting, a price that is far too short considering the talking points surrounding the game.

Instead, it's worth taking the value on offer in the corners market for the Sky Bet Championship's early kick-off.

The Whites continue to see their games have a high corner count, while the same can be said for QPR's fixtures at home.

Their 5-1 victory over Swansea in the FA Cup brought a huge total of 17, while their 6-1 win against Cardiff in the game before saw 14.

Over QPR's last four games at home, their corner average has stood at 13.75. For Leeds, the average stands at 14 across their last four league games away.

It's worth playing to the averages here but with the added safety net in case this contest falls just under. Over 12.5 stands at a best price of 9/4 which is where the best bet can be found.

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Opta facts

• QPR have won four of their last five home games against Leeds in all competitions, beating them twice during the 2018-19 season in the league and FA Cup.
• Leeds have won four of their last five league games against QPR, with their one defeat in this run coming away from home last season.
• QPR have scored at least five goals in their last two home games in all competitions – they last scored 5+ goals in three consecutive home matches in December 1930.
• Leeds United have won just one of their last 18 away league games in London (W1 D5 L12), losing each of their last five in a row.
• Bright Osayi-Samuel has been directly involved in seven goals in his last eight appearances for QPR in all competitions (4 goals, 3 assists).
• In his club management career, Marcelo Bielsa has lost three consecutive away games against an opponent only once, losing three in a row away at Santos Laguna as manager of Atlas between December 1993 and November 1994.

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