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BBC Radio Sheffield's Jonathan Buchan at New York Stadium

You wouldn't know it from this picture, but they're expecting a sizeable crowd at New York Stadium tonight.

Also in action tonight are Paris St-Germain, who visit Lens in France's Ligue 1, while we'll bring you all the best comment and analysis from BBC Radio 5 live's Friday night preview show. It's bonus football time tacked on to the beginning of the weekend. Let's get stuck in.

Leeds United certainly hope that will be the case, as do their hosts tonight, Rotherham United. It's all about a Yorkshire derby in the Championship, and we're hoping for as much drama as a half-hour episode of Emmerdale. Or something like that.

A strong Yorkshire makes for a strong England. That's what they say in the cricket world at least.

They might have a point. Yorkshire win the County Championship and England, underpinned by the runs of two of the white rose county's finest (Joe Root and Gary Ballance), hammer India 3-1.

Image source, PA

Then there was the Tour De France, which started in the United Kingdom's largest county. By heck, that was a good do.

But, Hull City aside, it's not really been happening for Yorkshire's football teams. But could that all change this season?