It's game over for Leeds goalscorer Manor Solomon.

The Tottenham loanee looks to be in some discomfort with his thigh but he's able to walk off unaided.

Isaac Schmidt is on in his stead.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

"Come on Oxford," that's what the crowd are singing.

The supporters have been fantastic in both the first half and the second half.

Leeds fans are in full voice as we head into the final eight minutes.

They're heading back to the top of the league and, crucially, five points clear of third-placed Sheffield United with three games to play as it stands.

Two more subs for Oxford.

Tom Bradshaw and Stanley Mills, son of former Leeds right-back Danny, are coming on.

Play is now back under way once more after a stoppage for the incident in the stand.

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Manor Solomon eventually whips the corner in after a couple of hold ups including an incident in the crowd.

The ball is played to sub Dan James and the Wales international hasn't quite found his feet yet as the ball runs off his foot and behind the goal.

Leeds right-back Jayden Bogle sees two shots blocked in quick succession.

The second one eventually goes out for a corner and with that the Whites bring on Dan James and Patrick Bamford.

Willy Gnonto and Joel Piroe make way.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Another goal would just calm our nerves.

We don't need to force it, we can keep possession of the ball which is what Leeds are really good at. Let them chase it, they'll be getting tired, make the pitch as big as you can.

Still no subs from Leeds although, as I say that, Patrick Bamford emerges from the bench ready to come on.

The striker has had a good impact in recent games but is still searching for his first goal of the season.

Leeds win a corner down their right that causes a bit of trouble as the home side struggle to clear it.

The attack is eventually brought to an end by an offside flag.

Leeds keeper Karl Darlow is almost caught in possession by Alex Matos.

The referee gives the goalkick but replays show it should be a corner.

Oxford haven't had a shot of note in this game for about an hour but while there's only one goal in this they're still in it.

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This Leeds fan seemingly couldn't get a ticket for this evening's game so he's watching from perched on top of a van behind the goal.

Not something the BBC recommends of course.

Willy Gnonto hits a shot that drifts narrowly wide.

The away side are in control of this game but they know that a second goal would make these final 24 minutes a lot more comfortable.

Ole Romeny and Greg Leigh are on for the home team as they go to their bench for the first time.

Leeds are pushing for that second now.

A couple of crosses are cleared by the home team and Junior Firpo eventually cracks a shot from range over the bar and into the fence behind that goal.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

The movement off the ball has got to be good from Oxford United.

Leeds have been able to slow the game down, they're very good at keeping the ball, we're currently just sitting off them.

They're not giving us any time on the ball so when we have it we have to make quick decisions.

Ilia Gruev takes on the free-kick from over 30 yards out and the Bulgaria international's effort is straight at Jamie Cumming.

Obviously not too pleased with his shot he then kicks Alex Matos and gets booked.

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Michal Helik chops down Brenden Aaronson after the USA international latches on to a poor kick out from Jamie Cumming.

Third yellow of the evening for the... Yellows.

Oxford midfielder Will Vaulks is in the book for a little kick as Leeds looked to break over halfway.

Leeds' goalscorer this evening Manor Solomon has been involved in 12 Championship goals this calendar year.

Only team-mate Dan James, with 13, has been involved in more in 2025.

You'll not be shocked to hear that the table-topping Whites have scored more goals than anyone else in the league this season.

Oxford midfielder Will Vaulks hurls another long throw into the middle but once again Leeds stand up to it.

They've done well under those challenging balls so far this evening.