What time and TV channel is Leeds United v AC Milan on today?
Today's game takes place at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, a huge treat for the legions of Leeds United fans from Ireland that grew up watching the likes of Gary Kelly, Ian Harte and Robbie Keane.
This glamour tie will be a good test of the credentials of Daniel Farke's side, who return to Premier League action next weekend after getting promoted from the Championship.
Here's what you need to know about the game: Where is the game being played?
Aviva Stadium. What time is kick-off?
3pm. Can I watch the game on TV or stream it online?
LUTV and the Leeds website.
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