Leeds United

Leeds United took a massive stride towards their promotion goal as Jack Harrison’s second half goal earned them victory over Sheffield Wednesday and took them three points clear of rivals Sheffield United.

After delivering a hammer blow to Preston’s play-off hopes Leeds United will be out to produce another against a team with promotion aspirations when they take on Sheffield Wednesday in a Yorkshire derby with plenty at stake on Saturday evening.

Two second half goals by Patrick Bamford saw Leeds United bounce back from their weekend disappointment with a convincing victory over 10-man Preston North End.

There are bound to be more twists and turns to come in the promotion race, but suddenly it is advantage Leeds United again ahead of another big week in the Sky Bet Championship.

Leeds United went back into second place in the Sky Bet Championship after coming from behind to beat Millwall in an incident-packed thriller at Elland Road.

It was very much the calm before the storm with Leeds United having a week free from the pressure of their promotion battle, but now the tension is beginning to build again as they enter the last lap of their thrilling campaign.

For the first time promotion is not in their own hands for Leeds United now.

Leeds United ended with 10 men as their promotion hopes took a big dent with a home defeat in their huge match with rivals Sheffield United.

Two goals from Pablo Hernandez and one by Mateusz Klich helped Leeds United to go back to the top of the Sky Bet Championship for 24 hours at least as the Whites won 3-0 at Reading.

The big games keep coming for Leeds United as they follow up the memorable night under the Elland Road lights against West Brom with another game against promotion contenders this Saturday.

After seeing his team answer their critics in emphatic style with a 4-0 win over promotion rivals West Brom, head coach Marcelo Bielsa praised his whole team’s attitude.

While in some respects last night’s game against QPR could be seen as a free hit missed for Leeds United as they played their catch up match the stakes are clearly high as their big week concludes with another sell-out clash at Elland Road on Friday.

Leeds United missed out on a big chance to go back to the top of the Sky Bet Championship when they failed to find the net on a miserable night in London.

Victory may have owed something to fortune with the winning goal, but Leeds United were good value for the 2-1 success over Bolton Wanderers that started their tough week in positive fashion according to head coach Marcelo Bielsa.

Rested Leeds United players head for a huge week that could go a long way to deciding their promotion fate in this season’s Sky Bet Championship.

Leeds United were back to winning ways and returned to the top of the Sky Bet Championship as they beat Swansea 2-1 at Elland Road while rivals Norwich were losing at Preston.

They may have only won two of their last seven league matches to put their promotion bid into doubt, but the spirit of the Leeds United players remains intact going on the number of late goals they continue to score.

Leeds United youngster Jack Clarke left hospital last night and was able to return home after being taken ill during the second half of Leeds united’s 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium.

Although they needed the latest goal ever scored in a game by the club to earn a draw Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa felt that was the least his side deserved in their big Sky Bet Championship game at Middlesbrough.