Sunday’s meeting at Elland Road feels different. For the first time in the Premier League era, Leeds go into a fixture against Manchester United as favourites. That fact alone tells you plenty about the contrasting trajectories of the two clubs right now, even if the long-term ledger still sits heavily in the Reds favour. Leeds sit seventh with nine points from six games and a +3 goal difference. Michael Carrick's men are 13th with six points and a flat goal difference. Daniel Farke’s side arrived at the Emirates last weekend unbeaten in the league and led Arsenal before falling to a narrow 2-1 defeat. It was a performance that suggested genuine progress rather than a soft start. The red...