Derby just didn't get going against Championship leaders Leeds tonight. The 2-0 win for Leeds was well deserved.

But pre-match, a fuming Rams manager Frank Lampard was struggling to keep his composure and concentration following the "spygate" revelations.

There's bound to be much more to follow on the fact that Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa has admitted spying on Derby's training sessions.

Keep across the BBC website for more reaction and fallout.

Thanks for joining us. Until tomorrow.

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There's been drama aplenty in the Championship tonight.

And tomorrow will no doubt bring a great deal more.

Second-placed Norwich's trip to fourth-placed West Brom is the highlight, while bottom side Ipswich Town face a massive game as they host fourth-from-bottom Rotherham united - a loss could leave the Tractor Boys 13 points from safety if results go against them.

Ten of Saturday's games kick off at 15:00 GMT, with Blackburn's trip to Millwall the late game.

• Birmingham City v Middlesbrough
• Brentford v Stoke City
• Bristol City v Bolton Wanderers
• Hull City v Sheffield Wednesday
• Ipswich Town v Rotherham United
• Preston North End v Swansea City
• Reading v Nottingham Forest
• Sheffield United v Queens Park Rangers
• West Bromwich Albion v Norwich City
• Wigan Athletic v Aston Villa
• Millwall v Blackburn Rovers (17:30 GMT)

On spygate, Bielsa added: "It's not that I don't understand the situation. If in English football this is unacceptable behaviour, I have to accept it because I work here.

"But it doesn't make me a person that is a cheat."

Will he do it again?: "I think I have expressed myself and you have to make your own conclusions."

Marcelo Bielsa told Sky Sports: "If you take into account the quality of the opponent and the fact we lost the past two Championship games it is a very significant win. Jack Clarke played a high level in a difficult game.

"We had to defend every well and this made it easier."

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We've also been hearing from Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa again. His post-match reaction is coming your way next...

Leeds defender Liam Cooper told Sky Sports: "We wanted to start on the front foot and did that. And in the second half we were the better team. The intensity is hard to sustain but we did that.

On Marcelo Bielsa: "He's unbelievable. We come in to training with a smile on our faces. The boys have brought into his style and philosophy. We are all behind him."

Jack Clarke, who set up both Leeds goals, said: "I really enjoyed it. Derby are a tough team and up near the top of the table.

"It's great to make a difference."

Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United beat Derby County to stretch their lead in the Championship.

Read all about "spygate", the excellent Jack Clarke and how Leeds move five points clear.

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Leeds United are now five points clear of second-placed Norwich City, and seven above Sheffield United in third.

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Comfortable as you like for Leeds.

A decent enough match but, although Leeds end a three-game losing run in all competitions and lead the Championship table by five points, it's all going to be about the off-pitch nonsense and spygate isn't it?

Post-match will be "interesting".

A chance for a Derby consolation as they force a corner, but it's just not happened for them tonight and doesn't once again.

No amazing late turnaround ala Norwich away.

Derby manager Frank Lampard is still strutting up and down with his arms folded.

Body language experts will have had a field day with his mood tonight.

We are into the first minute of four minutes of stoppage time.

Leeds have a corner as they still chase a third goal. Nothing doing.

This is almost done.

Leif Davis, who has come on for Leeds, has a bit of the upright running style and graceful look of Harry Kewell about him.

Tall-ish, elegant. plays on the left.

Or is it just me who thinks that? Oh ok.

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Another big swing from Pablo Hernandez when the ball falls kindly to him in the area.

It takes an eternity to come down and the Leeds maestro lashes it wide from close range, albeit at a tricky angle.

Pablo Hernandez has a big swipe at a long cross to the far post as Leeds press for number three.

The shape looked good but it was a wild swing and he fails to connect properly.

Less than 10 minutes plus injury time to go.

What a reception for Jack Clarke who claps the home fans as he makes his way off to standing ovation. He has been sensational. Two assists in a mesmeric, match-winning display.

Leif Davis is on for the hosts. It's his third appearance for Leeds.

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Leeds have won the tactical battle. No doubt. They have looked a class above Derby. But then, it helps a tad when you know a fair bit about the tactics your opponents will be employing.

Derby threaten through Martyn Waghorn who is marginally offside when he flicks an attempt just wide.

A fine tenacious run by David Nugent set up the chance.

Jack Marriott has had very little chance to shine tonight and his work is over.

The ever-willing Martyn Waghorn comes on up front for Derby. Less than 20 minutes to inspire a Rams comeback.

And again from Jack Clarke. The Leeds winger almost has his third assist but his low cross just eludes the stretching figure of Kemar Roofe.