More bad news for Aston Villa? Ollie Watkins has his hands on his knees and is hobbling back to try and help defend a Leeds free kick.

I think he's going to be OK to continue but one to watch.

Aston Villa haven't done much attacking since taking the lead. They seem quite happy to let Leeds see more of the ball and keep their defensive shape.

Great work by Jack Harrison on the right as he skips away from a challenge and then crosses low to find Rodrigo, who turns to attempt a swept shot at goal but the ball is hacked clear just before he can shoot.

A little spell of pressure from Leeds is building now as Marc Roca receiving the ball on the corner of the box and shoots but the ball hits a Villa defender.

Jon Evans: What a start, should swap sides more often. Brilliant by Kamara after a good ball out from Young. Glad to see Bailey has found his shooting boots at last.

Ollie Watkins goes scampering after a ball that goes through the Leeds defence but Illan Meslier is alert to the danger and comes flying out of his box to clear first.

Lucas Digne is up on his feet so that is good news but he's clearly in real discomfort so he will be replaced by Alex Moreno for his debut.

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Just seeing replays of what happened to Lucas Digne and it is really unfortunate as he falls challenging for the ball and then takes a knee to the face as he goes down. He's still receiving treatment on the pitch but I can't see how he stays on here.

Aston Villa have won five and lost once when scoring the opening goal in the Premier League this season, while Leeds have lost all three away games where they've conceded first this season.

Leeds have also now conceded 16 first-half goals in 18 games, only AFC Bournemouth (22) and Southampton (17) have conceded more in the Premier League this season.

Alex Moreno's debut could come sooner than expected because Lucas Digne is down injured, having taken a knock to the head, and it looks like he is going to have to come off.

There's definitely a feel of a few goals in this one as Leeds look to respond quickly with Brenden Aaronson on the edge of the area but he takes one touch too many trying to find space and the opportunity is gone.

Sky Sports

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "It is absolutely incredible because Leeds should make contact and score at one end.

"You talk about speed, pace on the counter attack and precision. You know Bailey's going to try and come back on his left foot so you have to push him outside and that doesn't happen.

"Once he's come back inside Struijk has a problem. He doesn't do enough, but Bailey does. It had great power. What a start!

"All the analysis, you know he's going to cut back in on his left foot."

Good covering by Tyrone Mings as Jack Harrison charges after a ball down the left as Leeds go on the attack early doors.

Group hugs done, the players take up their positions on the pitch before Leeds get the action under way.