Leeds did not make any signings on Transfer Deadline Day, but the 7-0 thumping of Cardiff last time out suggests things are pretty rosy at Elland Road.
Would you have liked to have seen more business on Monday, or are you happy with the squad as it is?
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter
Image source, Rex FeaturesMateo Joseph, 21, scored his third Championship goal of the season against Cardiff City on Saturday
Leeds United turned down a £10m bid from Real Betis for striker Mateo Joseph over the weekend.
The 21-year-old is deemed too important to be let go by the Yorkshire club, but the situation was likely also partly impacted by the club's inability to secure the services of Southampton striker Cameron Archer.
Sources close to Betis said that Cucho Hernandez was the La Liga club's main target as their talks to sign the Columbus Crew forward near a conclusion.
Later on tonight Jonny Buchan, Adam Pope and Kaiser Chiefs bassist Simon Rix will guide you through the final hours of the January transfer window for Leeds United.
The programme runs from 22:00 GMT to 00:00.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeeds United attacking midfielder Brenden Aaronson has praised team-mate Mateo Joseph after the Whites' emphatic 7-0 win against Cardiff City on Saturday.
The 24-year-old American international scored the opening goal in the demolition at Elland Road and, after the game, Aaronson commended Joseph's work ethic after the striker ended a spell of 18 games without a goal in the league.
"For Mateo, he's one of my good friends first of all, he's a young kid and it's tough," Aaronson told BBC Radio Leeds.
"Players go through that, strikers go through that, but the thing that I know about Mateo is he's so hungry, he wants to keep working.
"He's got a huge future ahead of him so hopefully this is a turning point for him but he has to stay hungry and keep doing what he is doing."
Daniel Farke speaks to BBC Radio Leeds following Leeds' demolition of Cardiff City
Leeds United boss Daniel Farke was delighted by his team's refusal to rest on their laurels as they demolished Cardiff City 7-0 to stay two points clear at the top of the Championship.
"After a win always relief, but winning with such an impressive scoreline makes it more special," Farke told BBC Radio Leeds.
"We have said this league is relentless and to succeed you need to become relentless yourselves and that is more or less what we have shown.
"What I liked a lot about this performance is in the last 20 minutes when we were 4-0 and 5-0 up we still had the desire to sprint back and press and defend the clean sheet and also the intention to create more chances and to score further goals. We could perhaps have scored even a few more.
"A day like this, it doesn't come along that often, especially in this league, so you have to enjoy this."
Leeds - who were only one goal short of equalling their club record 8-0 league win over Leicester City in 1934 - now have a chance to stretch their lead over Sheffield United in Wednesday's away game against Coventry City.
"We don't underestimate this league, or underestimate that their could be injuries, dips in form, so for that, you need a good group and we have a good group and they deserve all the praise," added Farke.
Leeds will seek to get back to winning ways after the stalemate at Burnley as they welcome Cardiff to Elland Road on Saturday (15:00 GMT).
The Bluebirds are 18th, four points ahead of the drop-zone, while Whites have a two-point cushion over second-placed Sheffield United.
Leeds United have won each of their past two league games against Cardiff City and will be looking to win three in succession against the Welsh side for the first time since September 2016.
Cardiff City have lost just one of their past 13 away league games against Leeds United (W7 D5), a 1-0 loss at Elland Road in November 2015.
Leeds are unbeaten in their past 11 Championship matches (W7 D4), and have kept a clean sheet in each of their past three – they last managed four consecutive shutouts in the competition in January/February 2024 (a run of five).
Cardiff have won just one of their past 16 away league games (D8 L7), though the Bluebirds have scored exactly two goals in five of their last six outings on the road.
Since the start of last season, Dan James has been directly involved in 23 goals in 33 league appearances at Elland Road (16 goals, seven assists); the most of any Leeds player in this period.
Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds reporter
Image source, Rex FeaturesPascal Struijk has missed Leeds' last three Championship fixtures
As Leeds United prepare to welcome Cardiff City in the Championship on Saturday (15:00 GMT), Daniel Farke held his pre-match press conference. Here are the highlights:
Defender Pascal Struijk (hamstring) is in contention to return. Striker Patrick Bamford (hamstring) remains out and defender Max Wober (knee) is a doubt.
Farke would not be drawn on links to Southampton forward Cameron Archer but reiterated "we stay awake in the striker position" as well as for a number 10 and a centre-back. However, it seems clear having a near-fully fit squad is a bonus at this stage and means there is no need to panic in the window.
Farke added: "Checked my phone, but in six hours, nothing happened. Jokes aside, I am honest. I am not a big friend of this window - options are limited or overpriced. It can be risky to add someone to a team playing this well."
On the process of recruitment, Farke said: "The scouting and recruitment departments bring the available options, then it's up to me to see who fits. If I like his character or his quality, then our key people decide if we can afford them. Everyone chips in with their individual network too."
Farke also says he does not expect any of his squad to leave before the window shuts.
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Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds reporter
"It's his presence and the way people talk about him. He lives in our imagination as much as he does in reality."
That's how Leeds Playhouse artistic director James Brining eulogises former Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa and how the Argentine affected the club and the city.
"He had an aura about him that I do not see in any other football manager. He has a different quality."
Bielsa has been gone from Elland Road for almost three years. His body of work and other-worldly way, you feel, will resonate forever around these parts.
Brining wants to make sure it is remembered and reinvigorated in his new production being premiered in Leeds this June - Through It All Together.
The play, written by Chris O'Connor, is about a fictional couple, Howard and Sue, massive Leeds fans, one of whom is living with dementia.
"I'm trying to reflect the city and how many different aspects of that city went on a journey during Bielsa's era," explains O'Connor, an avid Leeds fan himself.
"I'm always unsure how football translates on stage. It's hard to do well and I've also wanted to write something about dementia. I have a close family member who lives with it."
Image source, Getty ImagesFor Brining, Bielsa's influence was omnipresent: "What he is and was is something beyond that (football). What he did was about reframing what a club could be in relation to its fans and its city.
"He demonstrated that fairly modest Championship players could play in the Premier League and excel because of belief, teamwork, the values he instilled in them and the culture that he created."
After the premiere in Leeds this summer, ideally after another promotion, the duo have high hopes to see the play go on tour.
"First and foremost you want to write entertaining stories," adds O'Connor. "But I'd like some people to maybe feel differently about dementia. And I'd like people to relive memories we all had when Leeds got promoted."
As for Bielsa himself, Brining says they will reach out and let him know he has inspired the play. Brining missed Bielsa when he visited the Playhouse with his family during his tenure at the club.
Shortly afterwards he wrote to the artistic director to say how much he enjoyed the experience: "The theatre is important for people's souls. I love what you are doing and together we are doing the same sort of thing."
In his own humble way I think he will approve from the wings with a "Very good, Brining!"
Through It All Together runs at the Leeds Playhouse from 23 June to 19 July.
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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesLeeds are targeting a move for Southampton striker Cameron Archer with early talks having taken place.
It is unclear whether a deal can be achieved but the 23-year-old is open to a move before deadline day.
Other options are believed to be on the table as Archer seeks a guaranteed starting role after increasingly finding himself on the bench under recently appointed Saints manager Ivan Juric.
Leeds are set to sign Newcastle left-back Matt Targett, with Junior Firpo out of contract at the end of the season. (Northern Echo), external
Whites boss Daniel Farke could get a transfer fund boost by selling Sonny Perkins to Leyton Orient and Rasmus Kristensen to Eintracht Frankfurt. (Leeds Live), external
Middlesbrough's move for former Leeds midfielder Glen Kamara could be off, with the Finland international, who has also been linked with Sunderland and Burnley, now reportedly ready to move to Saudi side Al Shabab. (Northern Echo, external)
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EP 138: Do some fun stuff
Leeds United remain two points clear at the top of the Championship after Monday's goalless draw at promotion rivals Burnley.
Jonny Buchan, Adam Pope and Kaiser Chiefs bassist Simon Rix reflect on the result and whether it's a well earned point on the road.
Episode 138 of Don't Go To Bed Just Yet is out now and you can find it on the BBC Sounds app or wherever you get your podcasts.
You can listen to the full episode on BBC Sounds.
Leeds United are eyeing a late move to sign 19-year-old Red Bull Salzburg winger Adam Daghim in this transfer window but face competition from Leicester and Brentford. (Daily Mail), external
Leyton Orient attacker Sonny Perkins, 20, is set to make his loan move from Leeds permanent before the end of the January transfer window. (LeedsLive), external
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Image source, OptaFrom 12 shots on total between the two sides, Dan James' 89th-minute effort was the only attempt to hit the target
Monday's uneventful goalless draw between Burnley and Leeds produced the second lowest expected goals [xG] of any Championship match so far this season.
According to Opta, Burnley's four attempts in total added up to an xG of 0.18 while Leeds' eight shots equated to 0.35 xG, creating a total match xG of just 0.53 across the 90 minutes at Turf Moor.
Dan James' 89th-minute strike, which had to be tipped over by Burnley's James Trafford, prevented the stalemate from being the first second-tier clash to end without an effort on target this season.
Despite the drab affair, Luton's 0-0 draw with Preston in Matt Bloomfield's first match in charge of the Hatters earlier this month produced an xG even lower than Monday's top-of-the-table clash - just 0.49 from 11 shots in total.
Notably, November's Steel City derby saw Tyrese Campbell score the winner for Sheffield United against bitter rivals Wednesday with the match's only shot on target from a game which produced a comparatively gluttonous 18 attempts in all.
Adonis Storr
Fan writer
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Image source, Rex FeaturesThere has been lots of - mostly justified - criticism of the style of football Leeds United have played under Daniel Farke, but after watching Burnley play for a draw from the first minute on Monday night at Turf Moor, Leeds fans can be happy they don't have to watch Scott Parker's side every week.
Burnley have the best defensive record at this stage of a season in the history of professional football in England. It seems to be due to an unwillingness to attack.
It was absolutely vital the Whites didn't lose against their promotion rivals. In a campaign this tight, and with others at the top dropping points over the weekend, the three-point gap to third had to be protected.
But in the Premier League, defending of Burnley's quality will be closer to the rule than a historical exception, and should Leeds get promoted they will need to find an exceptional attacking talisman who can make a moment to win the day in these kinds of attritional battles.
Raphinha and Pablo Hernandez were players built for big games against resolute defences.
Pablo against Swansea, Raphinha against Everton, or against Brentford when he sparked the fightback and ended up in the crowd and walking the length of the pitch on his knees for Leeds United.
There was no-one who threatened that kind of moment on Monday.
Farke and Parker sit second and third for points-per-game accrued in the Championship, and despite United's attacking statistics, Farke is more defensive than the manager who sits top of that list - Marcelo Bielsa.
If you're not going to have an attacking style like Bielsa, then you will need exceptional talent to tip the balance of tight games, and Leeds will be looking for an exceptional talent in the summer.
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Leeds United have enquired about the availability of Newcastle United defender Matt Targett with the Magpies ready to consider bids for the 29-year-old left-back. (The Athletic - subscription required), external
The Whites are also keen on a surprise move for former Liverpool and Arsenal midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, whose playing time has been limited at Turkish club Besiktas. (The Sun), external
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Image source, Getty ImagesLeeds United head coach Daniel Farke says central defender Pascal Struijk is close to returning to first-team training after missing the previous four league matches.
The 25-year-old started all but one of Leeds' Championship games this season before sustaining a hamstring injury which had threatened to rule him out for several months.
However, following his side's 0-0 draw at Burnley on Monday, Farke was more upbeat about Struijk's chances of returning to the side in the near future.
"I hope we can involve him at some point during this week in training," Farke told BBC Radio Leeds.
"We don't have that much time between the games, before the Cardiff game, but I hope that he will be back in training.
"Then we will see a bit closer to the game at what point he will be available for selection, or at least be able to sit on the bench."
Along with Sunderland, Burnley are the only Championship side with an unbeaten home record as they prepare to host table-topping Leeds United (20:00 GMT).
The Clarets also boast the best home defensive record with only four goals conceded in their 13 games at Turf Moor.
The visitors are the top scorers in the Championship with 53 goals from their 28 matches. Daniel Farke's side have only failed to score in four league games this season.
Burnley have won just one of their past five league games against Leeds United (D1 L3), although that sole victory did come during the reverse fixture in September (1-0).
Leeds United are unbeaten across their past two away league games against Burnley (W1 D1), last enjoying a longer undefeated run at Turf Moor between September 1975 and October 2005 (four games).
Burnley are unbeaten across their past 13 home league games (W6 D7), conceding just four goals in total across that time. The Clarets last enjoyed a longer undefeated run at Turf Moor between August 2022 and April 2023 (21 games).
Leeds have lost just two of their past 13 away league games (W5 D6), though have scored just 1.4 goals on average per match during that time.
Leeds' Joel Piroe has been involved in four goals in his past three away league games (three goals, one assist), more than he had in his previous 17 on the road (three goals).
