Will Watford's players be celebrating promotion later? That depends on the outcome of Middlesbrough's game at Fulham and Norwich's result at Rotherham. Both games kick-off at 15:00 BST and you can keep up to date with those matches as well as the rest of the action from the Premier League and Football League on the BBC Sport website. Thanks for your company.

All over. Leeds United's losing run has come to an end.

Watford manager Slavisa Jokanovic tells Sky Sports: "It's like we have played a semi-final and we have won the semi-final. Now we need to win the final. We have one game in front of us."

Watford's last match of the season? Home against Sheffield Wednesday on 2 May. If they don't secure automatic promotion, they will only have themselves to blame.

Promotion party? What promotion party? Troy Deeney tells Sky Sports that he plans to go to the cinema later to watch the Avengers.

Jubilant scenes in the Watford end. Goalscorer Troy Deeney goes over before removing his boots and giving them to a fan. A great souvenir.

So, Watford's return to the Premier League will be sealed if Middlesbrough lose at Fulham and Norwich fail to win at Rotherham. Both those games start at 15:00 BST.

Watford are four points clear at the top of the Championship with one game of their regular season remaining.

Is that the goal that sends Watford to the Premier League? Brighton have committed too many forward and a counter-attack leaves Matej Vydra in a one-against-one with David Stockdale. He calmly fires into the net sparking huge celebrations in the Watford end.

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Pin-ball in the Watford penalty area. Craig Mackail-Smith, who grew up supporting Watford, is about to poke the hosts level only for Heurelho Gomes to come charging off his line to snuff out the danger.

Five minutes of added time.

Clever work by Inigo Calderon presents Dale Stephens with a clear sight at goal. Is this the equaliser? Brighton fans are out of their seats but Stephens's first time effort along the ground is tame and Heurelho Gomes gathers easily.

Steve Morison gives Leeds the lead, firing home the rebound after Keiren Westwood saved his initial shot.

There are 18 minutes left at Hillsborough.

Three minutes of normal time remaining. Tempers are threatening to boil over. So much for that testimonial feel earlier. Goalscorer Troy Deeney is deservedly booked for a cynical challenge on Joe Bennett.

Chris O'Grady has been Brighton's most threatening player and the striker causes another moment of panic inside the Watford area after attacking Inigo Calderon's cross which bounces the wrong side of the post.

Watford remain on top. Flurry of late substitutes break up play. Brighton send on Inigo Calderon while Italian substitute Fernando Forestieri is on for Watford.

Ten minutes of normal time remaining.

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Lucky Matthew Connolly. The Watford player clearly holds back Craig Mackail-Smith as he chases a long ball but the officials fail to spot the foul.

Troy Deeney almost has another goal following a corner but his effort, which is heading for the net, is blocked, the ball fizzing away for a corner.

Charlie Taylor levels it up at Hillsborough, scrambling home after a Luke Murphy free-kick hit the Wednesday wall, and Steve Morison set up the defender for his second goal of the season.