Leeds have been inconsistent and sometimes dangerous in the Premier League this season. They're in the relegation zone, but they're capable of scoring against even strong opponents, as evidenced by their recent 3-1 victory over Chelsea. At home, Leeds plays aggressively and tries to attack.
Liverpool are also showing inconsistent results, sitting in mid-table. They've scored 21 goals but conceded the same number, suggesting a penchant for open duels. Their defense has occasionally made mistakes, especially on the road.
Given the attacking potential of both teams and their defensive vulnerabilities, a two-goal tie is the most likely scenario. Leeds will look to capitalize on their home advantage, and Liverpool have the depth to respond.
