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Leeds United Approach Oxford Clash with Promotion in Sight
Leeds United head into their upcoming match at the Kassam Stadium full of confidence as they continue their push for Premier League promotion.
The Whites sit level on points at the top of the Championship with Burnley, holding the advantage on goal difference and maintaining a five-point cushion over third-placed Sheffield United.
Daniel Farke’s side have just four games remaining in their season, following a narrow 2-1 win over Preston North End at Elland Road.
Although Manor Solomon and Jayden Bogle found the net for Preston, Leeds managed to secure all three points.
Looking ahead to the Oxford United fixture, former Luton and Swindon player Parkin commented on the Benjamin Bloom YouTube channel: “This game is huge, especially with Oxford facing Cardiff next.
I expect a strong effort from Oxford, but Leeds might just edge it. I’m going with a 3-1 win for Leeds.”
Benjamin Bloom added: “I think Leeds might grab a late winner—I’ll say 2-1 to Leeds.”
Leeds United Promotion Push
Leeds are hitting their stride at the perfect time, maintaining momentum in a tight race with Burnley.
They’ve also capitalized on a dip in form from Sheffield United, who have now lost three consecutive matches to Oxford United, Millwall, and Plymouth Argyle.
A win over Gary Rowett’s Oxford United would be a significant boost for Leeds, particularly with Sheffield United set to face Burnley next.
If Leeds perform at their best, they should have enough to come out on top—but nothing can be taken for granted in the final stretch of the season.
Oxford are battling to stay up and recently claimed a big away win over Sheffield Wednesday, showing they won’t go down without a fight.
Can Leeds Seal Promotion?
Leeds control their own destiny in the promotion race, and their recent form suggests they’re close to completing the job.
However, they’ll need to stay focused and avoid slipping up against Oxford.
They’ll be eager to avoid another trip to the play-offs after last season’s heartbreak, when they were narrowly beaten by Southampton at Wembley thanks to a late goal from Adam Armstrong.
With Southampton now relegated, the two sides could be swapping leagues at the end of the campaign.
