Here is what that result has done to the Championship table.

Blackburn are into the play-offs ahead of the 15:00 BST kick-offs.

Speaking of which, I think it's time to hand over to Tom Garry and Joe Townsend to guide you through the rest of today's EFL action....

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Rovers hold on to inflict just Leeds' second league defeat of the season.

Headed goals from Danny Graham and Darragh Lenihan were enough to beat the Whites, who had equalised through Mateusz Klich.

Leeds, the early-season pace-setters, have won just two of their past eight in the Championship.

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Rovers go into the corner, then work it back to the keeper...

Jack Clarke has another attempt but this one is straight at Rovers keeper David Raya.

Only about 90 second remain when Leeds goalscorer Mateusz Klich brings down Ben Brereton about 10 yards outside the Whites box.

Blackburn will take their time over this one.

The corner is cleared and Blackburn are getting more desperate as they try to clear the ball.

Leeds retain the ball and come again.

Blackburn get a free-kick on halfway in front of the dugouts and take the ball into the corner.

But Leeds win it back and come up the other end.

Jack Clarke cuts in from the left and wins a corner. Leeds' 11th of the game.

The fourth official puts up the board to show there will be five minutes of injury time.

Hope for Leeds fans. More time for Rovers supporters to endure.

Tyler Robers is found in the Rovers box by Pablo Hernandez but he can't find the room to get a shot away.

Claims for a handball are ignored.

Leeds are throwing everything at Blackburn now. They are fully committed from a corner but the referee sees an infringement and the hosts have a chance to eat up some time and clear.

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Rovers keeper David Raya claims it comfortably as a Pablo Hernandez free-kick is flicked goalwards by a Leeds player.

That set-piece came after Jack Rodwell was booked for a foul.

A low ball into the Blackburn box is then turned behind by a stretching Amari'i Bell.

It's all happening now.

Jamie Shackleton comes on for Gaetano Berardi as Leeds make their last change.

Rovers midfielder Corry Evans is in the book for a foul.

Ezgjan Alioski goes down and claims a penalty but the ref waves him away.

Outstanding finger tip save from Rovers keeper David Raya keeps the score at 2-1.

Mateusz Klich turned and composed himself before curing one towards the top right-hand corner.

But Raya was there to turn it over. A crucial stop.

After Jack Rodwell cuts out a cut-back from Pablo Hernandez, Gaetano Berardi controls and then blasts wildly over the Rovers bar.

Blackburn keeper David Raya takes his time to restart the game from the goal-kick.

Blackburn are edging closer to just their second league win at Ewood Park this season.

Leeds have lost just once in 14 Championship games since Marcelo Bielsa took charge, but need something soon.

They left it late in the first half to find an equaliser. Their 7,500 travelling supporters will be hoping they can repeat the trick.

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Adam Armstrong bursts past his man in the Leeds box again and sends in a driven low effort.

But Whites keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell, wearing a baseball cap to keep the low Lancashire sun out of his eyes, saves well with his feet.

Jack Clarke cuts inside from the left wing for Leeds and lets fly, but his effort is deflected behind for a corner.

Pablo Hernandez goes down in search of a free-kick after the corner is initially cleared, but play continues.

Rovers come close to another set-piece goal, as Craig Conway's delivery from the right is flicked over at the near post by Bradley Dack.

A second change for Leeds as left-back Stuart Dallas is replaced by teenager Jack Clarke.

A cross from Samuel Saiz just goes over the head of Ezgjan Alioski.

Leeds win a throw-in but then Rovers do enough to clear the ball away.

The home crowd are angry as there is a clash between Leeds skipper Liam Cooper and Rovers midfielder Corry Evans on the edge of the Leeds box.

That was of the ball, and it looked like Cooper blocked Evans off with his arm. Referee Darren England is not moved.