Leeds United’s uniform for the Championship play-off final at Wembley vs Southampton has been determined.

The Championship play-off final between Leeds United and Southampton at Wembley will feature decidedly different uniforms, which will please purists. On Sunday, the Whites will play in their customary home uniform for the London showcase.

The play-off final kit selections made by the EFL are determined by the clubs’ table-finishing positions. United is considered the home team and will wear all-white at 3 p.m. on Sunday, as they finished third to Southampton’s fourth.

This implies that for the last regular game of the season, the Saints will probably wear the same black and grey away uniform that they wore at Elland Road earlier this month. Naturally, they prevailed 2-1 in that peculiar contest as Leeds pursued Ipswich Town.

The Whites wore their home uniform when they last played at Wembley. When Doncaster Rovers defeated United in the 2008 League One Play-off Final, their black shorts and black socks, together with their red and white hoops, did not clash with United’s white.

For their most recent Championship play-off match, Leeds also wore their home uniform. In 2006, Watford defeated Leeds in Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium while sporting their yellow jerseys, red shorts, and red socks.

At Wembley, United also won the Charity Shield in their home uniform in 1992. In the opening game of the 1992–93 season, a hat-trick from Eric Cantona and a goal from Tony Dorigo were enough to defeat Liverpool 4–3.

When it comes to match performance, Daniel Farke’s team has performed far better in their white uniform this season than in their blue and pink counterparts. This is fantastic news for the more superstitious followers.