Barry Bannan's dangerous cross-field ball sends Steven Fletcher running in the channel, but he's just about halted by an out-rushing Leeds keeper Francisco Casilla.

Gaetano Berardi then concedes a free-kick for a foul on Fletcher, over by the right flank, but Leeds eventually clear the danger from the subsquent cross.

Wednesday almost take the lead. Gary Hooper gets in behind and looks to poke the ball in under the goalkeeper, but Leeds right-back Luke Ayling does brilliantly to get back, right at the last second, to deny him with a vital tackle.

Leeds' Jack Harrison is booked for sliding in late on the Owls' Liam Palmer, and there are few complaints.

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This is a fantastic save! Keiren Westwood somehow diverts Tyler Roberts' far-post header over the bar, after a dangerous Leeds corner.

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In case you've just joined us, Sheffield United conceded a late equaliser at home to Millwall earlier this afternoon, meaning that Leeds could go three points clear of the Blades in the automatic promotion race if they win here.

Wednesday's Tom Lees is booked for blocking off Patrick Bamford outside the area.

But Leeds' Pablo Hernandez drops the resulting free-kick a yard or so wide of the far post.

Now then, Owls fans, be honest... What are you hoping for here? A win, surely?

But that could help your arch rivals, Sheffield United, reach the Premier League!

You can let me know how conflicted you are internally via #bbcefl on social media.

Leeds open up the game's first attack, but Ezgjan Alioski's cross from the left is a bit too deep, and then Mateusz Klich's shot from range is blocked.

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This is Owls boss Steve Bruce's eighth league visit to Elland Road as a manager, and he has faced a different Leeds boss each time, from Terry Venables to Thomas Christiansen.

Leeds get the game going, knowing they'll go back to second if they avoid defeat. Away we go.

The teams stroll down the tunnel at Elland Road, emerging in to a typically noisy atmosphere for this Yorkshire derby than means even more than normal.

Leeds' Liam Cooper has picked up an injury in the warm-up, so Gaetano Berardi starts for the hosts.

Steve Bruce makes three changes, as Barry Bannan, Sam Hutchinson and Gary Hooper return for the Owls.

Leeds XI: Casilla, Ayling, Jansson, Berardi, Alioski, Phillips, Roberts, Klich, Hernandez, Harrison, Bamford.

Sheff Wed XI: Westwood, Palmer, Fox, Fletcher, Bannan, Hooper, Lees, Reach, Boyd, Hutchinson, Hector.

Can Leeds capitalise on Sheffield United dropping two points at home to Millwall?

We're about to find out, because after all that excitement, we've more coming your way shortly as Leeds host United's neighbours Sheffield Wedneday. This is a game not to be missed!

We'll have some team news for you next.

Here's mathematical confirmation of Ipswich's relegation, with four games remaining.

Bolton's fate also looks bleak, as they slip nine points adrift of safety.

Reading were the big winners at the bottom today as they beat Brentford.

Millwall picked up what could be a crucial point right at the death at Sheffield United.

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Villa have opened up a four-point gap to Bristol City, but the Robins will be looking over their shoulders after defeat at Villa Park.

Middlesbrough and Derby are back in it following wins today, and Sheffield Weddesday could be back in the mix if they beat Leeds this evening.

Here's what today's results have done to the top of the Championship.

Sheffield Untied do go second before Leeds play their cross-city rivals Wednesday at 17:30 BST, but only on goal difference.

The Blades would have been two points ahead of the Whites but conceded a stoppage-time equaliser at home to Millwall after going down to 10 men.

West Brom and Aston Villa have moved closer to securing their places in the play-offs.

Leaders Norwich go to Wigan tomorrow lunchtime.

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Top of the bill are Lincoln, who have been promoted from League Two despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Cheltenham. Elsewhere...

• Bury climb back into second after victory over Colchester while promotion rivals Mansfield drew at Northampton and MK Dons lost at Tranmere.
• That win for Tranmere leaves Rovers just two points off an automatic promotion place.
• Exeter and Forest Green both win to strengthen their play-off bids.
• Crawley win at Yeovil to climb nine points clear of danger at the bottom.
• The Glovers' relegation rivals Macclesfield and Notts County are also both beaten to leave the bottom three as they were.

After nine minutes of stoppage time, Coventry have won an incredible game 5-4 at Sunderland to see the Black Cats slip out of the top two. Elsewhere...

• Barnsley go second as they beat Fleetwood 4-2
• Leaders Luton lose a League One game for the first time since October, as they are beaten 3-1 at Charlton
• Portsmouth boost their promotion hopes with a 4-1 win over Rochdale
• Doncaster cement their position in sixth, beating Plymouth 2-0, while Peterborough also win
• Bottom side Bradford concede in stoppage time to lose 3-2 at Bristol Rovers
• Strugglers Walsall are beaten 2-1 at Accrington
• And Adebayo Akinfenwa's brace sees Wycombe beat relegation rivals Southend, who slip to 22nd

• Sheffield United denied victory as Millwall score a stoppage-time equaliser, but go second on goal difference
• West Brom and Aston Villa move closer to the play-offs with wins over Preston and Bristol City respectively
• Middlesbrough and Derby win to keep their top-six hopes alive
• Reading move away from the bottom three zone but Ipswich have their relegation to League One confirmed after they fail to beat Birmingham

QPR record just their second league win since Boxing Day and ease any worries about relegation.

Caretaker boss John Eustace gets his first victory in his third match in charge.