Leeds United strong predicted line-up for FA Cup quarter-final v West Ham with star's return; Calvert-Lewin, Stach calls | OneFootball

Leeds United return to FA Cup duty at West Ham on Sunday, with a strong predicted XI.

The quarter-final kicks off at 4.30pm at the London Stadium after a two-week international break. According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, Farke faces several tight calls.

Leeds signed off with a goalless home draw against Brentford on Saturday, March 21, when the suspended Gudmundsson made way for Jayden Bogle.

Gudmundsson is free of his one-game ban. Farke has rotated heavily in earlier rounds, but with survival to consider and injuries about, this selection feels trickier.

In goal, Lucas Perri seems likely after the fourth-round win at Birmingham City and the fifth-round defeat of Norwich City, when he was the shoot-out hero. Karl Darlow’s run began in round three at Derby.

At right wing-back, Bogle is favoured ahead of James Justin, with Willy Gnonto and Dan James also options. Justin may instead be needed centrally.

Justin might start at centre-back, although Joe Rodon could come in, but he has yet to start in this competition. Jaka Bijol looks a banker if Farke uses a back three.

For the other berth, Pascal Struijk is preferred to Sebastiaan Bornauw. Bornauw began the fifth round against Norwich but went off at half-time and has twice been an unused substitute since.

On the left, Gudmundsson may complete the back line as first choice, having started in rounds four and five. Alternatives include Justin, Gnonto, James or Sam Byram.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk