Leeds United vs Derby County: TV channel, live stream, squad news & preview Marcelo Bielsa and Frank Lampard are both seeking to set their teams up to join Aston Villa in the Championship play-off final on May 27 at Wembley Leeds are seeking to join Aston Villa in the Championship play-off final by finishing off Derby County at Elland Road on Wednesday. A goal from Kemar Roofe 10 minutes into the second half gave Marcelo Bielsa’s side a narrow 1-0 advantage from the first leg at Pride Park and has them on the brink of a trip to Wembley Stadium a week on Monday. Leeds are seeking to bring to a close a run of 15 years without Premier League football, while Frank Lampard’s Derby outfit are seeking to return for the first time since the disastrous 2007-08 campaign. Article continues below By the end of the day, one side will have taken a step closer to achieving their dream. Game Leeds United vs Derby County Date Wednesday, May 15 Time 7:45pm BST / 2:45pm EST TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch For UK readers, get your fix on the latest football on TV here! US readers can find out what soccer is on TV here! In the United States (US), the game will not be broadcast, but can be streamed via ESPN+. US TV channel Online stream N/A iFollow / ESPN+ In the United Kingdom (UK), the game will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football and can be streamed through the Sky Go app. UK TV channel Online stream Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Football Sky Go Squads & Team News Position Leeds United squad Goalkeepers Peacock-Farrell, Huffer, Casilla Defenders Jansson, Cooper, Berardi, Halme, Davis, Ayling Midfielders Phillips, Forshaw, Klich, Shackleton, Dallas Forwards Bamford, Clarke, Harrison, Hernandez, Brown Confirmed Leeds starting XI: Casilla; Ayling, Berardi, Cooper, Dallas; Philips; Hernandez, Klich, Shackleton, Harrison; Bamford. Position Derby County squad Goalkeepers Carson, Roos Defenders Tomori, Keogh, Ambrose, Malone, Boggle, Wisdom Midfielders Huddlestone, Evans, Johnson, Holmes, Anya, Mount Forwards Lawrence, Wilson, Bennett, Waghorn, Nugent, Marriott, Jozefzoon Confirmed Derby starting XI: Roos; Bogle, Keogh, Tomori, Malone; Johnson Holmes; Lawrence, Mount, Wilson; Bennett. Betting & Match Odds Leeds are favourites to win again, priced 8/11 with bet365. Derby can be backed at 4/1 while a draw is available for 3/1. Click here to see more offers for the game, including goalscoring markets, correct score predictions and more. Match Preview Leeds United stand well placed to progress to the Championship play-off final at Wembley on Bank Holiday Monday as they hold a 1-0 lead over Derby County before Wednesday’s fixture at Elland Road. Saturday’s match between the two proved to be a controversial affair, though after the ‘Spygate’ scandal that erupted earlier this season between the two clubs after Leeds were found to have been surreptitiously watching their opponents’ training sessions, perhaps that was fitting. Kemar Roofe’s goal has given Leeds the edge ahead of the second leg, though it was an overturned penalty call with quarter of an hour remaining of the Pride Park fixture that caused the Rams consternation. “I think it was a close call for the penalty, but for it to be overruled by a linesman who is further away than the referee is incredible,” Frank Lampard lamented. “The ref is the boss and he made the decision. If it is going to change then surely it has to be because there is something clear and obviously wrong and there wasn't.” If his Derby side are to go to the final, they are going to have to create history, for no team having lost the first leg of a Championship play-off semi-final at home has ever gone onto the Wembley showpiece. The former Chelsea boss, who has already overseen a memorable victory over Manchester United this season, remains hopeful the tie can be turned around, however. “At Elland Road there will be a big atmosphere and they are a good team,” Lampard told Rams TV. “We shouldn’t be too negative about where we are at, but we have to understand the situation. “We have to win the game, if we win the game we will be at least taking it in to extra time. It is all there for us. “Little things didn’t go our way on Saturday, for sure, particularly the big decision and some smaller ones, but we have to be professional, we must be driven, determined and go there to turn it around.” Leeds, who are seeking to beat a single team four times in the same season for the first time in their history, are not taking anything for granted. “It's two games, but we could say it's just one game and we've just played the first half,” Bielsa has warned. “Usually you don't make comments at half-time and usually you work to build a superiority in the time that you have to play. “The first game was not simple for us, and we're sure that the next game won't be easy either.”<doc-sep>When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Derby boss Frank Lampard has called on his players to be ‘fearless’ against Marco Bielsa’s Leeds at Pride Park on Saturday. The 5:15pm clash marks the fourth time in six seasons that Derby have been involved in the play-offs - with their three previous attempts ending in heartbreak. "I wasn't part of that [the previous attempts], but I understand it," Lampard said. "I know what it is like as a player and as a club to be close and not get there, and it hurts but I feel we should flip that.<doc-sep>
Leeds and Derby County play in their EFL Playoff semifinal second leg on Wednesday, and the winner moves on to the final for a spot in the Premier League. Aston Villa awaits the winner for the final promotion spot, and this game sees Leeds with the narrow victory after the first leg. On Saturday, Leeds got a goal from Remar Roofe to win 1-0 at Leeds, while the hosts didn't record a shot on goal, leaving much to do in the second leg. Here's how you can watch the match and what to know: Championship playoff semifinal: Leeds United vs. Derby County Date : Wednesday, May 15 : Wednesday, May 15 Time : 2:45 p.m. ET : 2:45 p.m. ET Location : Elland Road : Elland Road TV channel : None : None Streaming: ESPN+ ESPN+ Odds: Leeds -140 / Derby +390 / Draw +275 Storylines Leeds United: The away goal in the first leg isn't worth more, so if these teams are level on aggregate it will go straight to extra time, but Leeds has to love where it is entering this game. That slim advantage, while also playing at home, sets them up nicely. Expect them to play quick, to not play super cautious. They'll try to take it to Derby early and deliver the knockout punch. Derby County: It has to get better after the first leg. The team was slow, lacked ideas and never looked like much of a threat. Conceding early may just mean game over for them, so Frank Lampard's club has to be patient, build up in attack, make those diagonal runs and try to get back into this. It won't be easy, as Derby has lost all three times its played Leeds this season. Prediction Leeds hold serve at home and advances to the final at Wembley. Pick: Leeds United (-140)