Is Leeds United vs Cagliari on TV? Channel, kick-off time, injury news and live stream details
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Fans will be there in their thousands to welcome Jesse Marsch’s players back to the UK following a successful pre-season tour of Australia.
Down under, the Whites claimed a 2-1 win over A-League side Brisbane Roar before facing Premier League opponents Aston Villa and Crystal Palace.
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Hide AdUnited were defeated 1-0 by Steven Gerrard’s side before Palace held the Whites to a draw as Jean-Philippe Mateta cancelled Rodrigo’s opener.
For many of the summer’s new signings, Sunday will offer their first glimpse of Elland Road with the stands lined with supporters, who will be eager to see the new faces in action.
Here we are have rounded up everything you need to know about the fixture:
When is Leeds United v Cagliari?
Leeds United will kick off against Cagliari at 6.45pm at Elland Road on Sunday July 31.
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Hide AdThe fixture was due to start at 6pm, but the kick off time was pushed back so that fans can enjoy watching the Euro 2022 final between England and Germany beforehand.
Is it on TV?
Fans can stream the friendly on laptop, mobile or tablet through LUTV, the club’s official online video platform.
You can buy a match pass for £4.99 here.
How have Cagliari been doing?
The Sardinian side were relegated from Italy’s top flight in May, narrowly missing out on survival by just one point as they failed to beat Venezia on the final day of the season.
On Saturday, Cagliari claimed a 3-0 friendly win over Serie C side Olbia before beating Ligue One team Strasbourg 2-1 on Wednesday.
Injury news
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Hide AdJunior Firpo, Stuart Dallas and Luke Ayling are all long-term absentees, while Liam Cooper and Cody Drameh are working their way back from more minor injuries and will not feature at Elland Road.
Luis Sinisterra and Adam Forshaw both limped off during United’s 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace in Australia and, while Marsch hopes their issues are not serious, they’ll miss out against Cagliari.