PSV’s preseason began on a losing note, but three consecutive victories have put them on track heading into their last tune-up game before competitive action returns.
Peter Bosz’s side lost 2-1 against Sint-Truidense at the start of the month but wins over BW Linz, Augsburg, and Eindhoven mean they could claim four consecutive triumphs when they host Forest this weekend.
Without a clean sheet in all four friendly games, PSV seek their first shutout against the Premier League outfit on their turf.
Sunday’s game will be the Peasants’ final fixture before taking on Feyenoord in the Johan Cruyff Shield, seeking their 14th title and third success on the trot.
Having picked up momentum after that initial defeat, Bosz’s team would not want to lose steam before battling for the first significant game of the Dutch football season.
Patrick Bamford and Ian Carlo Poveda netted second-half goals for the Championship outfit, and Leeds seek to record consecutive victories on Sunday.
The Whites have retained many pivotal players from last year’s underwhelming campaign, so eyes will be on the side that suffered Premier League relegation.
With Farke finally having a result to smile about, Leeds seek a repeat showing and result to put them in an encouraging position before the season’s commencement
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Craig Halkett and Craig Gordon are still out with long-term injuries that have kept them sidelined since December 2022 – both are absent for the Leeds encounter.
Michael McGovern, a free transfer from Norwich City, could start in goal, with Zander Clark getting minutes off the bench.
Ethan Ampadu has featured heavily since joining the club from Chelsea, and the Wales international should start for Leeds on Sunday.
Bamford could keep his place in the side after playing a pivotal part in the Forest win, even if Farke is expected to rotate his side after exertions against the Tricky Trees.
