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Leeds could benefit from Man City verdict, Trafford gets England chance

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Leeds could yet gain from the Manchester City case if any points deduction alters the table, while James Trafford was handed an England start by Thomas Tuchel and drew praise from Ian Wright after the 3-2 defeat by Spain. Jaka Bijol also made a strong case to Daniel Farke with Slovenia.

Lucas Radebe has become an official Leeds United Foundation ambassador, formalising his work in schools and community programmes across the city.open

James Trafford is set to start for England against Spain in the Nations League, with Thomas Tuchel choosing the Leeds goalkeeper ahead of Jordan Pickford.open

Former Leeds boss Brian McDermott once sold pensions after retiring before returning via non-league and later managing Reading and Leeds.open

Sunderland could miss Brian Brobbey and Dan Ballard for Leeds on 25 October after both suffered hamstring injuries on international duty.open

Former Leeds striker Jermaine Beckford scored a stunning charity-match goal at Goodison Park as Team Merseyside beat Rest of the World 3-2.open

Jaka Bijol answered his Leeds omission with a strong display in Slovenia's draw with Scotland, making 14 defensive contributions to underline his case to Daniel Farke.open

Ian Wright said James Trafford 'did well' in England's 3-2 defeat by Spain, praising his saves and distribution as Leeds' goalkeeper prepared for another start against the Czech Republic.open

Leeds could benefit if Manchester City are docked points after the reported verdict, potentially opening a route to a higher finish or Europe amid a mooted £800m club lawsuit.open

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