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Leeds United on Brink of Record-Breaking Promotion Feat

Leeds United are on the cusp of a historic promotion to the Premier League, with a win against Stoke City on Monday potentially securing their place in the top flight. The Whites are in prime position to break new ground in the Championship, with a victory over Stoke City likely to see them accumulate the most points in a single season ever.

According to Daniel Farke, the Leeds manager, his players are focused on the task at hand, but the prospect of promotion is undoubtedly on their minds. A win against Stoke City would take Leeds to 94 points, surpassing the 93 points achieved by Marcelo Bielsa’s title-winning team in 2020.

However, Leeds will need a helping hand from Burnley, who face Sheffield United in the evening kick-off. A win for Leeds coupled with anything but a win for Sheffield United would see the Whites promoted. The drama of the situation is set to unfold live on screens across Elland Road, with the energy of the players palpable.

Farke’s men have been impressive this season, but the manager will be keenly aware of the importance of rotation and player fitness. With several players nursing injuries, Farke will need to carefully manage his squad to ensure they are fresh for the crunch games.

The likes of Ao Tanaka and Ilia Gruev are set to play their fourth straight match, while Daniel James’ fitness is in doubt after a hamstring injury. However, Farke is confident that Manor Solomon will be fit to face Stoke City, and Wilfried Gnonto’s form on the right wing has been a highlight of the season.

If Leeds do secure promotion on Monday, it would be a momentous occasion for the club. The chance to break new ground in the Championship and secure a record-breaking points tally will undoubtedly drive the players to give it their all.

As the drama unfolds on Monday, Leeds fans will be holding their breath, hoping that their team can secure the win and make history. With the potential for a record-breaking points tally and a return to the Premier League, the stakes are high, but Farke’s men are ready for the challenge.