Mateusz Klich gives Leeds fans one last laugh as he welcomes Robert Lewandowski to the club

The Whites welcome the Championship side to Elland Road looking to progress to the next stage of the competition.

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Jesse Marsch's men came from two goals down in south Wales to draw 2-2, with Rodrigo and Sonny Perkins helping their side to earn a replay, with fans still left unimpressed.

Klich will say his goodbyes one last time to Leeds fans, before then leaving the club to join Wayne Rooney's DC United in America.

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It will bring an end to his six-year tenure at Elland Road, having won the Championship title in 2020.

Leeds posted a cryptic tweet on Twitter, which read: "Advice for tonight: Make sure you're in your seats early," followed by a Poland flag.

Klich wasted no time by providing a tongue-in-cheek comment that international team-mate Robert Lewandowski is set to join the Whites from Barcelona.

Responding to the Whites' post, Klich replied: "Good luck @lewy_official, it is amazing club you will love it."

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A guard of honour, complete with 'Klich 43' shirts worn by the squad and staff, followed his final appearance for Leeds against West Ham on January 4.

The 32-year-old broke down on the pitch in front of those who had remained to applaud him at the final whistle.

But rather than see a Lewandowski unveiling, Klich is set to be paraded on the pitch before the kick-off.

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Should Leeds they get past Cardiff on Wednesday night, a tie against either Boreham Wood or Accrington Stanley awaits them.