Both Oxford United and Leeds United are eager to fulfill their ambitions at opposite ends of the league table as they prepare for the Championship showdown on Good Friday under the floodlights at the Kassam Stadium.

Oxford United has secured 10 out of their 12 victories in the second tier this season at the Kassam Stadium. The team has recently achieved some remarkable wins at this three-sided stadium. For instance, they defeated Chris Wilder's Sheffield United, who are chasing a place in the Premier League, with a 1-0 scoreline on April 5th.

Leeds United currently sits at the top of the Championship table. With only four games remaining, they aim to extend their unbeaten run in the second division to seven games at the Kassam Stadium on Good Friday. They are level on points with second-placed Burnley and five points ahead of third-placed Sheffield United. Despite having the best home record in the league so far, Daniel Farke's side has struggled relatively on the road – winning just 9 out of 21 Championship games away from home. However, Leeds United is still a tough team to beat, having lost only three games in front of their passionate away fans.

There is a certain gap in strength between the two teams. Leeds United has a slight edge in terms of strength, and currently, the team is highly motivated as they are striving for a place in the Premier League. With the support of the data, Leeds United is expected to secure three points on the road in this game.

Possible starting lineup of Oxford United:

Cumming; Long, Hricko, Nelson, Bennett; Brannagan, Walkes, Phillips, Rodriguez, Goodrum; Harris

Possible starting lineup of Leeds United:

Darlow; Bogle, Rodon, Ampadu, Firpo; Tanaka, Gruev, Gnonto, Aaronson, Solomon; Piroe