What a comeback from the hosts, who storm into the lead via super sub Jonson Clarke-Harris. The striker, who has been on the pitch for a matter of seconds, picks up the ball just inside the Leeds half and drives forward before hammering a swerving shot into the corner from 28 yards out. A very sweaty Steve Evans almost loses his trousers celebrating.

Here comes the Brazilian wonderkid, who is nicknamed 'the new Zico', Adryan for Leeds. He replaces fellow talented youngster Lewis Cook. Rotherham also make a change - Jonson Clarke-Harris is on for Matt Derbyshire.

Leeds have the ball back in the net, but Souleymane Doukara's effort from eight yards out is correctly ruled out for offside.

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Telegraph journalist Jason Burt: "I don't think he's done as good a job as he would have expected. He said to judge him after three months when he was appointed - he didn't like it when he was asked it in a press conference today. He didn't expect people to bring it back to him."

Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic: "He will be trying to instil confidence to the whole team, make them believe they're one of the top teams in the world. He works with that confidence day in and day out."

Ex-Scotland international Pat Nevin: "I remember feeling a bit like a lone voice after the MK Dons defeat that it wasn't the end of the world. I wouldn't be worried if I was a Man Utd fan - I think he will be successful."

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BBC Radio Sheffield's Jonathan Buchan at New York Stadium

"11,350 including 2,294 away fans making for an electric atmosphere here at the New York Stadium!"

The Millers are level, and it's all down to their play-off final hero Alex Revell. Lee Frecklington drives into the box and has a shot saved, but Revell hooks in the rebound. The New York Stadium is bouncing now.

The game is really opening up now and, as Rotherham press, a chance opens up for Alex Mowatt at the other end. His low shot is well saved.

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Ironic cheers from the home crowd as Leeds midfielder Tommaso Bianchi is booked. The atmosphere has really been cranked up a notch in the second half. What do they put in the pies at the New York Stadium?

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Stoke and Bosnia keeper Asmir Begovic: "I was watching the game and you could see it coming. They need to think about playing these games at neutral grounds. They're very difficult to manage and keep in good order."

Rotherham have started the second half brightly and Paul Taylor tries his luck with a swerving free-kick which is beaten away by Marco Silvestri.

We're back under way at Rotherham, where the hosts have made a change - Paul Taylor on for Ryan Hall.

Ex-Leeds midfielder Robert Snodgrass:, external Great to see young @alex_mowatt playing here reminds me so much like Wilshere way he moves and his technique. Great talent.

Edward:, external Any team that Mick Jagger supported during the 2010 or 2014 World Cup, ended up losing. #verysuperstitious

Scrap that last entry... Paris St-Germain now lead 3-1 at Lens. Edinson Cavani has bagged.

Let's bring you up to date with what's happening elsewhere. Paris St-Germain are still 2-1 up against Lens while, in Scotland, Hamilton lead Aberdeen 1-0.

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Telegraph journalist Jason Burt: "He's tried it before with different players at Chelsea.

"He develops great teams but does he ever develop a great player? Hazard has the potential to be one of the best players in the world - is Chelsea the best club for him?"

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Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic: "Mourinho is very good at tough love, he can use it as motivation.

"When he first came to Chelsea he made people like John Terry and Frank Lampard have an aura about them, turn them into winners and make them feel invincible. Maybe that's what he's trying to do with Hazard - bring an edge."

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Leeds are deservedly in front in this Yorkshire derby at the New York Stadium. Rotherham need to make a brand new start of it in the second half if they are to find themselves A Number 1, Top of the list, King of the hill...

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