The latest Leeds United Championship play-off odds ahead of their meeting with Norwich City

Leeds United travel to Carrow Road on Sunday lunchtime, looking to put a firm foothold in the Championship play-off final at Wembley.

Daniel Farke’s side ended the regular season with a defeat to Southampton at Elland Road. Joel Piroe had given the Whites an early lead, only for Adam Armstrong and Will Smallbone to complete a first-half comeback to give them the momentum heading into their meeting with West Brom later that afternoon.

The result saw Leeds finish the campaign in third place, six points behind Ipswich Town, who were promoted to the Premier League along with Leicester City after their triumph over Huddersfield Town. The defeat was also their fourth in six games before the meeting with the Canaries.

But they will be hoping to return to their mid-season form, which saw them go on a 15-game unbeaten run to get promotion in their previous five play-off campaigns. But what do the bookies think will happen? Leeds Live It has took a look at the latest odds.

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According to Sky Bet, Leeds are 6/4 favorites to win the Championship play-offs, just ahead of Southampton, who are priced at 13/8. Both Norwich City and West Brom have been priced outside to reach the final at Wembley at odds of 9/2 and 11/2 respectively.

When looking at the other odds and the Whites’ potential opponents at Wembley, Russell Martin’s side have the best chance of meeting Leeds in the final, with the bookies setting a potential fixture at 11/10. Odds for the Canaries to meet the Baggies in the capital are available to punters at 7/1.

The Whites will go into the game with a degree of confidence despite their recent form. Against David Wagner’s side, they have won their last four meetings across the Championship and Premier League, not having tasted defeat at Carrow Road since April 2018.