Summary

  • Toure's first league goal this season

  • FT: Liverpool 2-1 West Brom

  • FT: Hull 2-0 Palace, Leicester 2-2 Burnley

  • FT: Sun 3-1 Stoke, Swansea 2-2 Newcastle

Live Reporting

Mike Henson, Marc Higginson and Richard Winton

  1. Former Wales international John Hartson
    Football Focus

    "When he was manager of Wales, John Toshack used to tell the senior players to watch the U21s, it was great for the young players, it gave them the motivation to get into that senior side. The prize is the senior side. When I was 19, 20, scoring for Arsenal, I wanted to be in the senior side. It's great for players like Luke Shaw if he can get two games in the U21s, fitness-wise too. But it is hard to come back into it once you've had a taste of the senior side."

  2. Brilliant Berahino

    Football Focus
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    West Brom's Saido BerahinoGetty Images

    England U21 manager Gareth Southgate is on Football Focus and has been discussing West Brom striker Saido Berahino, who is the current top-scoring Englishman in the Premier League this season and has just been named in the U21 squad to face Croatia in the Euro 2015 play-off...

    "He has been a pleasure to work with fro the first camp. We could see how exciting a talent he is. He has great pace and a superb work ethic. He wants to work at his game and stay behind to do extra finishing. He has every chance of making a success of his career."

    Southgate has also been discussing the use of young English talent within the U21 and senior England squad...

    "If the fixtures are the right quality and we don't think they will play for the senior team we think it is better for them to play for us than sitting on the bench for the seniors. I want to see young English players develop. We have exciting things happening and we have a depth of talent coming through at every level."

  3. GREAT SAVE!

    That was heading for the top corner! Rudy Austin lets fly from 35 yards out and his rasping effort is tipped over the bar by Keiren Westwood. Leeds taking control.

  4. Leeds are playing a high line today, pressing Sheffield Wednesday back and the result is Alex Mowatt being able to steal possession in the middle of the park, drive forward and play in Souleymane Doukara whose angled shot trickles just wide of the far post.

  5. A good chance for Leeds now, with a nice ball being threaded through but Alex Mowatt sees his effort charged down by the onrushing Keiren Westwood. The offside flag should have gone up but, still, that was a good opportunity for the hosts.

  6. Sheffield Wednesday's plan of attack is clear - they are loading that right flank and another ball is swung across to the big man at the back stick but Atdhe Nuhiu can't take advantage under pressure from Sam Byram and the chance comes to nothing.

  7. Former Wales international John Hartson
    Football Focus

    Discussing Jack Rodwell, who joined Sunderland from Man City in the summer.

    "It's difficult to turn down a big move. Jack Rodwell will have trebled his wages when he joined Man City from Everton, but he needs games - 101 matches in seven seasons is not enough, and that is why he left Man City. Now he is playing regularly. Sunderland may be struggling for wins, but you can see why he has moved on."

  8. Football Focus
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    Discussing Jack Rodwell, who joined Sunderland from Man City in the summer.

    England U21 manager Gareth Southgate: "For all young English players, that decision to move to a top four club is a better one to take when you are an established professional. It can be difficult to break in otherwise. [The move to Sunderland] is good for Jack Rodwell. He wanted to go and play football, he wants to develop."

    Sunderland midfielder Jack RodwellGetty Images

  9. The Owls are really hassling Leeds when the hosts have the ball, winning possession back once again and Chris Maguire puts in a good cross from the right which is headed over the bar by Atdhe Nuhiu.

  10. Leeds are passing in nice little triangles, but lose possession to Stevie May who advances forward only to be crowded out on the edge of the penalty area.

    Sheffield Wednesday's Stevie May is surrounded by Leeds playersPA

  11. Leeds win an early free-kick and Alex Mowatt steps up but curls his effort wide. A bright start from the hosts.

  12. Leeds are in their customary all-white strip, with Sheffield Wednesday kitted out in yellow with thin blue stripes.

  13. FA Cup vote results

    We asked you to pick your favourite from the eight magic FA Cup goals that we had on the website this week.

    You lot were obviously spoilt for choice because it was extremely close - with Michael Owen's winner in the 2001 final pulling in 25.49% of the vote. This just edged out Paul Gascoigne's superb free-kick against Arsenal 10 years earlier, with that strike polling 24.9%.

    We are picking 50 great goals in the run-up to the first round and you can watch all of our choices so far here if you are in the UK.

    Michael Owen celebrates for LiverpoolGetty Images

  14. KICK-OFF

    It's time for Leeds and the Owls to try and earn some Yorkshire bragging rights.

  15. Manager preview

    Leeds United manager Darko Milanic: "Normally this is a very emotional day for everyone. It's a derby and not a normal game. We are excited and motivated. They are very aggressive, very direct and very strong. We have to go to our limits."

    Sheffield Wednesday head coach Stuart Gray: "Our last couple of games we have not had a win. It's a difficult place to come. We are full of confidence and hopefully we can get that win today."

  16. Get voting

    Football Focus
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    In light of Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers asking Roy Hodgson not to pick Daniel Sturridge for the upcoming England internationals, we're asking on Football Focus what's more important - club or country?

    Vote on the top-right side of the page or by tweeting #club or #country to @bbcsport on Twitter.

    The vote closes at 12:40 BST and results will be read out on the show shortly after. Full terms and conditions are available.

  17. Elland Road is rocking as the two teams make their way to the centre of the pitch through a tunnel of flags. Time for some handshakes, then it's down to business.

  18. Victory for Leeds today would lift them to within a point of the play-off places while Sheffield Wednesday would draw level with fourth-placed Derby if they bagged the three points. Plenty at stake then.

  19. Text us on 81111

    Darko Milanic is Leeds' 11th manager since they tumbled from the top flight, while Stuart Gray is Wednesday's 12th. Can either coach guide their clubs back to the top tier? Here is a view from Sheffield...

    Tom in Sheffield: Sheffield has two stadiums in the top 20 largest in England but neither of the clubs that play in them are living up to their potential, this Wednesday side is the closest we've been to a Premier League club since 2006! 8 years ago!

    Let us know on #bbcfootball on Twitter,81111 on text (UK only), or via the BBC Sport Facebook page and Google+ pages.

  20. So, Tom Lees is back in the Sheffield Wednesday side today to face the club who brought him through the ranks. Anybody reckon the 23-year-old has a look of Patrick Kielty?

    Tom LeesGetty Images