Guiseley v Leeds United: Is there a stream? Can I get tickets? What time does it start? Is the game on television? Yorkshire News

When is Guiseley v Leeds United?

Marcelo Bielsa’s side will travel to Nethermoor Park tonight (July 27) for a first friendly of the summer.

The Whites have had a busy week after mounting four games in five days.

United’s clash against the Lions will begin at 7.30pm tonight.

Can I stream Guiseley v Leeds United online?

There will now be a live stream available for the game tonight.

United, however, says that near-live clips, goals and highlights will be available on all Leeds United social channels throughout the game, while the full replay of the match and highlights will be available on LUTV.

Are there other ways to follow Guiseley v Leeds United?

The Yorkshire Evening Post will blog live during the game from the Nethermoor Park press box with minute-by-minute updates.

Check out the live blog here exclusively in our dedicated Leeds United section.

Are tickets available for Guiseley – Leeds United?

The game has already sold out and Guiseley has said there will be no tickets available that night for fans.

The match will take place without restrictions after the UK government gave the green light for the full return of fans earlier this month.

However, Guiseley would like fans to stay tuned if they attend Nethermoor Park.

A club statement read: “While we understand that preseason friendly matches at local clubs are often an opportunity to get closer to the team and management, remember that we are in very different times than the other times we have organized your team. .

“We ask that you please do not approach any player or staff member and ask for a photograph or autograph or stand within two meters of them.

“It is vitally important that he does not enter the field of play even at the end of the game.

“Anyone who ignores this request will be identified and their details forwarded to West Yorkshire Police and may be banned from attending matches, their reckless actions could prevent the team from complying with matches.”