Rudy Austin, as ever, is Leeds' driving force in the middle of the pitch and he powers forward from the centre of the park before lashing a powerful, angled shot over the bar. Moments later, Souleymane Doukara goes for an overhead kick from six yards out but good defending from Joe Skarz nips the ball away from his toes. Three minutes of time added on.

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Ex-Scotland international Pat Nevin: "A couple of the performances were insipid. They look beaten going into some games, it's not something you expect from a Harry team."

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Telegraph journalist Jason Burt: "I think he is under scrutiny.

"Sometimes the responsibility has to lie with the players. With his coaches, if a change is needed it would be a big upheaval.

"The Loic Remy transfer to Chelsea at the end of the window has hurt them. They should have had a contingency plan. It's still quite early to be pulling the trigger.

"Rio Ferdinand hasn't been very convincing, he's been the biggest disappointment. A decision needs to be made about whether he stays in the team."

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Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic: "QPR have some quality players, they will take time to gel. I'm sure they'll get better as the season goes on. Harry has seen it all before, this won't panic him.

"They are going to be in a relegation fight. They aren't far off where they should be. I don't think it's a huge time to panic."

Can Rotherham find a leveller? Ben Pringle's superb deliveries appear their best chance of doing so, and the blond winger's centre is met by Alex Revell's header - forcing a superb save out of Marco Silvestri.

Lee Frecklington, who was booked earlier for a challenge on Giuseppe Bellusci, fires in a low shot which is easily saved. Then the midfielder continues to bicker with Bellusci.

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Mango4Days:, external Richard Sherman of the NFL likes to eat Skittles after scoring because he believes it makes him play better.

Scott Cairns:, external Same seat on the bus for away days. Walk round the stadium anti-clockwise at home before going in.

The French champions are in control after 45 minutes. PSG were seven points behind leaders Marseille going into the match, but goals from Yohan Cabaye and Maxwell have put them in the driving seat.

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Leeds storm into the lead their dominance of possession suggests they deserve. Great forward link-up play unlocks the Rotherham defence as Souleymane Doukara slides a perfect ball through for Mirco Antenucci who waits for the keeper to commit before rolling the ball into the corner of the net. A lovely finish.

There are rumours that Leeds chairman Massimo Cellino is not at the game today because he hates the number 17 and it's the 17th of October today...

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Leeds are bossing possession, it seems...

Leeds are sliced open by Rotherham and Matt Derbyshire should do better when he is played in on goal but his shot is straight at the keeper. In the build-up to the chance, Leeds skipper Jason Pearce sustains a nasty-looking facial injury in a challenge with Alex Revell. After a couple of minutes of treatment, the strapping centre-half is fine to continue.

Rotherham are awarded a free-kick 30 yards from goal and Ryan Hall has a dig... a dipping shot just going over the Leeds bar. How the midfielder would have loved that to ripple into the top corner.

BBC Radio Sheffield's Jonathan Buchan at New York Stadium

"It's a who's who of ex-Rotherham and Leeds players here tonight. Ronnie Moore, John Breckin, Peter Lorimer and Mel Sterland to name a few!"

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Daily Telegraph journalist Jason Burt: "There are certain jobs you can't just go back and do. I'm not saying he should never work in football again - I just don't think he should play again.

"Footballers are role models even if some of them don't think they are. I wouldn't expect to be a journalist again if I committed a crime like that.

"He has a right to work again. Unfortunately my natural sense of 'yes he should have that right' is counteracted by the nature of the crime. There's been no remorse - although he denies it - and football is slightly different to normal jobs."

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Ex-Scotland international Pat Nevin: "I understand everyone who says he should never play again.

"Where do you draw the line? Is football different to everything else? Does he never get a job anywhere else?

"I'm happy I'm not the PFA chairman who has to stand by his members. Anyone who argues he should never play in England again, I wouldn't be angry with them. But I think they have to understand the other point of view.

"I'm completely conflicted."

BBC Radio Leeds's Katherine Hannah at New York Stadium

"Leeds United fans in great voice at the New York Stadium. Leeds United summariser, former striker Ian Baird, thinks Lewis Cook is playing at the front of a diamond midfield for Leeds tonight."

Good attacking play from Leeds when Alex Mowatt jinks down the left and pulls the ball across to Mirco Antenucci who stabs the ball wide.

Rotherham start brightly and Ben Pringle begins to pop in the crosses - he can't stop once he gets started - and he almost picks out Matt Derbyshire in the penalty area. Leeds manage to clear the danger.

Joe Skarz is in defence for Rotherham tonight. When I used to work as a journalist covering Bury FC, he once asked me if Torquay was a long away trip. His heart sank when I answered in the affirmative.