Right here we go again for the second half.

Please can we have fewer petulant fouls and a few more bits of skill this half?

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Double change for Leeds at the break.

Stuart Dallas with an injury it appears that sees Tyler Roberts come on. Jack Harrison meanwhile makes way for Gaetano Berardi.

Leon Walcott: Pretty certain someone will be red carded at this rate, Grealish is persistently being fouled.

Ben Bot: I don’t half get fed up with people going “in the old days that’s a great tackle”. Newsflash - it’s not the old days anymore learn the rules and stop trying to break player's ankles.

Meanwhile, events off the pitch at Bolton Wanderers sadly continue to dominate the agenda.

Their match against Brentford was postponed yesterday after the players went on strike over unpaid wages.

Here's the latest on the saga as it stands...

Just to remind you, anything less than a win for Leeds this afternoon will guarantee Sheffield United automatic promotion to the Premier League.

The Blades beat Ipswich Town 2-0 yesterday to virtually make certain of a top two finish.

Potentially not long left to wait for the confirmation.

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Here's the tale of the tape at the break.

Not a classic sadly with most of the shots off target, well off target.

Goalless at the break.

More notable for those in the referee's notebook that first half than any sort of goalmouth incident.

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Conor Hourihane has a go with a low drilled free-kick for Villa that Kiko Casilla gathers low two-handed.

Three minutes being added on at the end of the half as Stuart Dallas tries to drill one on target at the other end but it drifts wide right.

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa has been shown a yellow card on the touchline for his reaction to fourth official Darren England after that incident with Bamford.

Jack Grealish fouled again. Stuart Dallas the culprit this time on the edge of his own box.

Leeds fans still livid that Patrick Bamford wasn't awarded a free-kick of his own on halfway as Axel Tuanzabe seemed to want to grab most of his shirt to put in his own pocket.

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Have to say it, but this is a hard watch at present.

Very little quality or composure in either final third and lots of niggly fouls breaking up any rhythm for either side.

Hopefully some quality will emerge.

Leeds finally awarded a free-kick their way as Axel Tuanzabe trips Pontus Jansson in his own area.

That's easily got the biggest cheer of the game so far and it goes on for some time too!

More petulent stuff as Marcelo Bielsa takes exception to a niggly foul awarded to Tyrone Mings against Mateusz Klich.

Theme continues as Kalvin Phillips fells Jack Grealish.

Stuart Attwell gives him a last warning seemingly before he goes in his book.

Dean Plumley: To caption your picture, maybe its just a tad nippy at Elland Road.

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Very good Dean!

Tyrone Mings gets his head a on a free-kick inside the Leeds area.

Doesn't find the target and again Leeds players are in Stuart Attwell's ear pleading for a free-kick.

Tetchy stuff this.

Pablo Hernandez running into space again towards goal for Leeds but the execution with his shot is very poor.

Goes well wide of Jed Steer's goal and just about sums up what we've seen so far.

Good reaction save by Leeds keeper Kiko Casilla.

John McGinn with the slight glancing header after the cross from the right.

The Spaniard alert to the threat as he palms it away from goal to safety. Better.

John McGinn grounded in a challenge with Kalvin Phillips just inside the Leeds area. Nothing given by the referee.

Leeds unable to take advantage as Adam Forshaw blazes well over form the edge of Villa's penalty area.

Caption this....

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Actually, thinking about it, maybe don't....

Why? Just why?!

Leeds endeavours coming forward again come to nothing as Jack Harrison searches for a cross, but can't pick out a team-mate from the right.

Villa are happy to watch the ball go out for a goal kick.

It needs a spark this game.

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