Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa has urged calm from fans ahead of Sunday's visit of Manchester United.
Tensions are high after the protests this week against the aborted European Super League and there are fears over Leeds' first home clash with the Reds for a decade.
Bielsa understands the passions surrounding a game as emotive as this and hopes there will be no trouble.
“I always hope that there is calmness," said the Leeds boss.
“In this case, I don't think singling out the players is adequate. I think the subject has already been dealt with.
“In football in a classic game like this, there is a grade of excitement that is absolutely enough and the most clear demand from this episode is put the focus on the football."
