By james art 
Leeds United below the 21s are rounding their campaign for the Group Group for the Premier League Cup on Friday night, as they welcome Birmingham City under 21 at the Lner Community Stadium.
White sit in third place in the Group H ranking, knowing that victory over blues can still see them qualify for the rounds of knockout if other results go on their way.
Scott Gardner’s country began competition with a well -deserved point in Charlton Athletic before winning a win over Stockport County, but found it difficult to get in its next three exits.
Contrary to the Premier League 2 obligations, United won once and lost once in its previous two matches, first defeating Everton 3-1 away from home thanks to Rhys Chadwick Brace and a goal of Cian Coleman.
The midfielder Coleman was again aiming for the whites for the last time, but two more west Ham blows proved the difference for the hammers in York.
The record of the fourth ranking of Birmingham after four games read one victory, one draw and two losses, although the Blue may also progress that the results should go on their way.
When the two sides met in November, City came to the top with the 3-2 triumph in Midlands, despite the late goals from Chadwick and Connor Douglas.
The action by Lner begins at 19:00.
Maintenance information:
Adult tickets are priced at £ 6, with concessions and under 16 years of age at a price of £ 3. Parking can also be purchased with your ticket.
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