Dubois was knocked down twice in the first fight and is tipped to knock Wardley out in the rematch.

Dubois was dropped twice in the opening three rounds of his initial encounter against Wardley and I - having predicted a Wardley win due to Dubois’ possible low confidence following his loss to Oleksandr Usyk - was on the edge of my seat feeling as though the end was nigh.

However, upon reflection, those two moments of the contest actually worked against Wardley first time around, as they were only really ‘flash’ knockdowns and ultimately encouraged the Ipswich fan-favourite to empty his tank, which proved costly.

For the rematch, I now believe that we could see Wardley over-think because of those mistakes and perhaps see a reluctance to fight on the natural instincts which have carried him so far in his career.

Meanwhile, Dubois is now brimming with confidence and will feel invincible after proving that he can overcome such adversity - a trait which has been questioned throughout his pro career.

A confident Dubois is the most dangerous heavyweight on the planet at this point in time and that, adding to the physical damage that Wardley suffered just months ago, means that it is hard to see beyond Dubois retaining his title.

Therefore, I anticipate Dubois to be dominant in this scrap, but 'Wardley is as tough as a two-dollar steak' and will be difficult to put away.

Instead, I believe that either the referee or Wardley’s corner will intervene between rounds five and eight, saving the 31-year-old for another day after absorbing his fair share of punishment in a one-sided contest.

The last meeting was chaos, with six cards, including a straight red for Lisandro Martinez.

That would be some statement if it happened again.

This Boost actually landed quite comfortably, Man Utd made three saves, whilst Leeds made six.

They both picked up at least two cards each, and both teams scored in a 2-1 Leeds win.

This time round we're looking at a Leeds side that have scored against a solid Arsenal defence, put three past Chelsea, one past Brighton and four past Newcastle in recent games.

Whilst Man Utd are in an absolute state. They've now not managed a win in five games, seeing a match red card happen in three of those games.

The last place they want to go is Elland Road.

But the positives are, Man Utd have taken the most shots in the league (125), 17 more than Brighton in 2nd place, and they are still getting chances, with 5.33 shots on target per 90.

As long as they score, the more saves the better. Leeds are averaging 1.17 goals per 90, with Man Utd up at 1.33.

Even in terms of cards, Leeds are averaging 1.83 per 90, with Man Utd at 1.67 per 90.

I'd expect this to rise given the situation. As for the saves, Leeds are already over that average, with 3.67 per 90, whilst Man Utd still meet it with 3.00 per 90.

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