Leeds are winless in five and host a Tottenham side missing Savio, Bergvall and Mudryk

Leeds United have not won in five matches and lost 0-2 away to Bournemouth last time out, according to reports ahead of Saturday's 12:30 GMT game at Elland Road. That run is the most concrete fact on the home side, and it sits awkwardly beside a forecast that Tottenham Hotspur do not win. The selected outcome covers a draw as well as a Leeds victory, so it does not rest on Leeds being the better team. Tottenham have their own problems. Roberto De Zerbi said on Friday that Savio, Bergvall and Mudryk are unavailable. Rodrigo Bentancur has served his three-match suspension for violent conduct and is reported to be back. Reports also say De Zerbi has leaned on Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes in midfield, and that Spurs beat Crystal Palace 2-0 last weekend. Leeds have doubts too. Daniel Farke said Dominic Calvert-Lewin had a small foot setback and was not training on Thursday, though he was carefully optimistic about him training on Friday. Reports say Leeds are assessing four players in total. The lean against a Tottenham win seems to reflect the home venue and a fixture with a reported history of high-scoring meetings, plus Spurs' missing wide players. The supplied research does not fully explain the size of the lean, so treat it with some caution. The thing to watch is whether Calvert-Lewin is fit. If he is, Leeds keep their main striker for a match in which Tottenham are already short of options.