Swansea City manager Graham Potter believes that Leeds United are the strongest team his side will have faced so far in the Championship, and it will be a tough test for the Swans against the Whites on Tuesday night.
Marcelo Bielsa's side visit Wales for their fourth Championship match of the season and will expect nothing less than a victory as they hope to continue with their winning momentum.
The Swans on the other hand have won two and drawn one of their three league matches and will be eager to get a win to move up the table and get themselves within the top six.
Potter though knows that a tough test will await his side however, given the kind of form the Whites have shown so far this season.
“I have been very impressed by them”, Potter told his club's official website.
“I think they are the strongest team we have played so far. That’s no disrespect to the others, but Leeds’ results speak for themselves.
“They had a convincing win over Stoke and a really good win at Derby. "
Having monitored Bielsa's teams over the years, Potter knows that they are organised and disciplined, and expects Leeds to be the same at the Liberty Stadium as well.
“They have some really good players and will be well organised.
"Marcelo Bielsa’s teams have always been very attacking, aggressive, well-organised and disciplined as well creative.
“It is not easy to do all that quickly, but you can see the work he is doing with Leeds and it looks like the players are buying into it.
“That means they are going to be a strong test for us.”
The Whites are currently placed second in the Championship table, with just Middlesbrough above them, having played one game more.
