Free Leeds United V Bristol City Stream Free Online Video Of Npower Championship Sunday 19 January 2013 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 16:00 CET.Leeds United V Bristol City Live Stream online video Npower Championship Video Free The match will take plcae at the in on 19/1/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things for you thanks.Watch Free Leeds United V Bristol City Stream Free online Video Of Npower Championship Saturday 19 January 2013 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 16:00 CET.Manager Neil Warnock will be without Adam Drury for several weeks after the defender sustained a similar ankle injury to the one that kept striker Ross McCormack out for two months earlier this season.But midfield pair Michael Tonge and Ross Barkley, on loan from Everton, both return to contention after being cup-tied for the Birmingham replay and while Warnock has no other new injury or suspension headaches, he is likely to make several changes again.
Goalkeeper Paddy Kenny and central defender Alan Tate were rested in midweek and are likely to return to the starting line-up, while the likes of Jason Pearce, Aidy White and David Norris are also pushing for recalls.
Bristol City's new manager Sean O'Driscoll heads to Leeds without the Robins' star man Albert Adomah. The 25-year-old has just linked up with Ghana for Africa Cup of Nations duty.
O'Driscoll could be without midfielder Marvin Elliott for the trip with a groin injury.
Meanwhile, defenders Matthew Bates and Mark Wilson, whose contracts with the club are set to expire, will not travel to Elland Road but will continue to train with the club as they look to impress O'Driscoll.
Venezuelan trialist Frank Feltscher has gone back to Zurich, where he plays his football for Swiss club Grasshoppers.
Leeds United prepare to entertain Bristol City at Elland Road on Saturday afternoon, looking to continue an impressive record. The Whites are clearly on top, winning 62.50% of the games played between the two.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Elland Road was just last season, in September 2011, the Whites carving out a narrow 2-1 victory in a Championship match.
Leeds United
• Mid-table Leeds have won 11 and lost 11 of their league games, scoring 38 goals and gaining 38 points.
• The Whites are challenging for a sixth successive home league win, and have not dropped a point at Elland Road since Watford's 6-1 win on 10 November.
• Neil Warnock's side have mounted a divisional low 224 goal attempts, and are the only club not to be have conceded in the first 10 minutes of a Championship match.
Bristol City
• Sean O'Driscoll makes his debut as manager of bottom-placed Bristol City, and has to halt a sequence of three defeats in league and cup in 2013.
• The new boss has to immediately shore up a defence that has not kept a clean sheet this season, and has shipped an unequalled 54 Championship goals.
• Ten of their 22 points have been gained from matches in which two or more goals were conceded, which is the joint best such return in the division.
Goalkeeper Paddy Kenny and central defender Alan Tate were rested in midweek and are likely to return to the starting line-up, while the likes of Jason Pearce, Aidy White and David Norris are also pushing for recalls.
Bristol City's new manager Sean O'Driscoll heads to Leeds without the Robins' star man Albert Adomah. The 25-year-old has just linked up with Ghana for Africa Cup of Nations duty.
O'Driscoll could be without midfielder Marvin Elliott for the trip with a groin injury.
Meanwhile, defenders Matthew Bates and Mark Wilson, whose contracts with the club are set to expire, will not travel to Elland Road but will continue to train with the club as they look to impress O'Driscoll.
Venezuelan trialist Frank Feltscher has gone back to Zurich, where he plays his football for Swiss club Grasshoppers.
Leeds United prepare to entertain Bristol City at Elland Road on Saturday afternoon, looking to continue an impressive record. The Whites are clearly on top, winning 62.50% of the games played between the two.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Elland Road was just last season, in September 2011, the Whites carving out a narrow 2-1 victory in a Championship match.
Leeds United
• Mid-table Leeds have won 11 and lost 11 of their league games, scoring 38 goals and gaining 38 points.
• The Whites are challenging for a sixth successive home league win, and have not dropped a point at Elland Road since Watford's 6-1 win on 10 November.
• Neil Warnock's side have mounted a divisional low 224 goal attempts, and are the only club not to be have conceded in the first 10 minutes of a Championship match.
Bristol City
• Sean O'Driscoll makes his debut as manager of bottom-placed Bristol City, and has to halt a sequence of three defeats in league and cup in 2013.
• The new boss has to immediately shore up a defence that has not kept a clean sheet this season, and has shipped an unequalled 54 Championship goals.
• Ten of their 22 points have been gained from matches in which two or more goals were conceded, which is the joint best such return in the division.