The hosts enjoying the best of the opening exchanges but Leeds winger Mustapha Carayol has shown some nice touches.

The Middlesbrough loanee thundered in a wonderful strike on his debut against Rotherham last week.

Barry Bannan plays Fernando Forestieri in on goal from a quickly taken free-kick but the Italian is flagged offside.

Replays show it was very tight.

The Italian came close to joining Leeds in the summer and you'd imagine he'll enjoy a goal today.

Sheffield Wednesday get us underway.

Leeds opened the scoring after just 12 seconds at Ipswich on Tuesday. No repeat of that today I'm afraid.

Thirteen seconds in and we're still goalless.

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Three superb first-half goals earned Burnley a comfortable win at Brentford, which lifted the Clarets to within two points of an automatic promotion spot.

Brentford, for whom defender James Tarkowski refused to play amid interest from other clubs, fell behind to Scott Arfield's curled opener from 25 yards.

Joey Barton's free-kick and George Boyd's volley, both from 20 yards, gave Burnley a 3-0 half-time advantage.

Alan Judge pulled a goal back with a low shot early in the second period, but Sean Dyche's side held on for their third win in four games.

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Bit of pre-match banter from BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope aimed at former Leeds striker Noel Whelan...

Leeds have made two changes to the team that lost 2-1 at Ipswich after scoring inside the opening 15 seconds.

Predictably there's no place for (seemingly) Everton-bound full-back Sam Byram, while Luke Murphy is recalled in place of Alex Mowatt in midfield.

Top scorer Chris Wood remains sidelined.

Sheffield Wednesday have made a couple of changes to the team that squeezed past lowly Bolton on Tuesday evening.

Goalkeeper Lewis Price comes in for the injured Joe Wildsmith and midfielder Sam Hutchinson, one of five Owls players to sign a new deal this week, takes Atdhe Nuhiu's place.

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There's nothing like putting a bit of pressure on your players before a big derby match.

Leeds boss Steve Evans has done just that by suggesting his side's hopes of finishing in the play-offs could rest on them getting something from their Yorkshire rivals today.

The Owls, 10 points ahead of the Whites, are unlikely to be in a charitable mood. Carlos Carvalhal's men have won four of their last five Championship matches and will move into the top six with a win today.

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