Leeds United are winless in their last six Premier League games and haven’t even scored in any of their last four, piling the pressure back on in the relegation battle.

A strong winter left the Whites sitting pretty in the fight for survival, with Daniel Farke’s men going long stretches unbeaten and taking points from the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United.

However, recent results have dragged Leeds back into the scrap, with just four points separating them in 15th from West Ham in 18th, with Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur both in trouble between them.

13 April 2026: Manchester United vs Leeds

Grok predicts: Manchester United 2-1 Leeds. Anton Stach scores the consolation goal.

Manchester United’s superior attacking options and home advantage make this a stern test at Old Trafford, but Leeds’ stubborn defence keeps it competitive until the end, with Stach grabbing a late strike in a narrow defeat.

18 April 2026: Leeds vs Wolves

Grok predicts: Leeds 2-0 Wolves. Goals from Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ao Tanaka.

A comfortable home victory against the league’s bottom side. Leeds dominate proceedings at Elland Road, with their physical edge proving decisive in a relatively straightforward three points.

25 April 2026: Bournemouth vs Leeds

Grok predicts: Bournemouth 1-1 Leeds. Brenden Aaronson equalises.

A gritty, low-scoring affair on the south coast against draw specialists Bournemouth. Leeds show resilience to fight back for a valuable point in a match that’s tough, but never truly opens up.

2 May 2026: Leeds vs Burnley

Grok predicts: Leeds 3-1 Burnley. Goals from Anton Stach, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Noah Okafor.

Leeds take full control at home against struggling Burnley. The Elland Road crowd fuels a confident performance, with the Whites comfortably seeing off the visitors in a key survival six-pointer. The Clarets now look doomed, but confidence is high among Daniel Farke’s men.

9 May 2026: Tottenham vs Leeds

Grok predicts: Tottenham 1-2 Leeds. Jaka Bijol and Wilfried Gnonto on target.

Spurs are in disarray and Leeds smell blood. A tense, scrappy contest turns into a shock away win as the visitors exploit Tottenham’s poor form in a massive result for survival hopes. Farke decides to give Wilfried Gnonto a rare start, and is rewarded as he scores the winner in the final 10 minutes.