Nottingham Forest are out on the pitch, standing around, kicking a few balls about.

No sign of Leeds... perhaps they've given up? 

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Leeds are no mugs at the moment, they need a couple of goals to keep this run going though..

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Leeds have had more of the ball, more shots and more corners...

They are losing though.

Big call that Simon...

Nottingham Forest on their way to five straight home wins...

Leeds saw enough of the ball to believe they can change that.

One minute of injury time signalled.

Another poor delivery as Stuart Dallas's corner is collected by Dorus de Vries.

A late chance for Leeds to level? Corner...

Chris O'Grady loops a header well wide from the resulting corner.

Plenty of excitement in the first half but, bar the goal - which Marco Silvestri royally messed up - neither goalkeeper has had to do very much at all.

Now it's Leeds' turn to  break.

Stuart Dallas bursts into the penalty area but he is robbed.

Forest immediately break and force a corner.

Here Forest go again...

Nelson Oliveira breaks, switches plays to Chris O'Grady and his cross from the right is cleared.

The hosts are piling men forward when they get the chance.

Another swift break from Nottingham Forest.

One minute, Leeds have a corner, the next the hosts are almost in.

Ryan Mendes overhits a pass to the marauding Eric Lichaj and the chance is gone.

Leeds may have more of the ball but Forest look more dangerous.

I did say the Championship Barcelona James... maybe I was pushing it though...

Nottingham Forest's Matt Mills always looks like a solid unit at the heart of a defence.

His older brother wasn't bad either - well he wasn't when he played for Stratton Red Eagles in the Swindon and District League back in the early 1990's.

His younger brother, Joseph, plays for Oldham by the way.

Nelson Oliveira is causing Leeds problems.

This time he switches to the left, beats his man with pace, but runs the ball out of play.

Leeds don't deserve to be behind, but they are.

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Former Blackburn goalkeeper Tim Flowers: "Forest are happy to sit back like an away side and let Leeds have possession. They are playing on the counter attack and switching the ball out wide really well."

Forest are playing like the away team here.

They seem happy to allow Leeds have all the possession, before trying to hit them on the break.

Nelson Oliveira again bursts forward on the break, cuts inside, but drags a shot wide.

I'm not sure Steve Evans will buy that excuse...