Leeds United will not abandon their principles but nor are they one-trick ponies, insisted manager Daniel Farke after Wednesday's defeat at Millwall.

It seems like all the players who were with us will be available." How convinced is Farke that he sticks to his principles amidst criticism of being inflexible? The Leeds boss said: "You can't be like a flag in the wind.

Leeds United host Queens Park Rangers at Elland Road tomorrow in a 3pm kick-off. After a fast turnaround between games since last weekend, Daniel Farke is expected to go with a very similar squad to the one which travelled to The Den in midweek.

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke insists that summer signing Isaac Schmidt needs to step up to find more consistency in his performance level to have more chances to play. The 24-year-old defender was signed from Swiss club St. Gallen in the summer for a fee in the region of £2.5m.

Daniel Farke has been speaking to the media before Leeds' trip to Millwall in the Championship on Wednesday (kick-off 19:45 GMT). Here are the main lines from his news conference: There are no new injury concerns following Saturday's win over Plymouth. Patrick Bamford and Joe Gelhardt "will be a late decision" after returning to training.

Despite racking up their second-lowest expected goals tally of the season, Daniel Farke did not turn to his bench before the 72nd minute because he felt Leeds United were outplaying Millwall. The manager could see his team were dominating possession and creating chances, but felt they needed to just be more effective in taking them.

Leeds United head to in-form Millwall on Wednesday at a venue where they have lost nine of their last 12 games.