Mark Robinson's side secured their place in the knockout stage of the competition after topping a four-team group that included Colchester United, Luton Town, and our quarter-final opponents.

The young Blues recorded a 2-1 victory over Leeds in their first group-stage encounter in November before an entertaining 3-3 draw was played out at Kingsmeadow last month.

Chelsea and Leeds will go head to head again following the international break – and this time a place in the last four of the competition will be at stake.

The fixture will be played at the LNER Community Stadium in York. Kick off is scheduled for 1pm.