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Leeds go top with two late goals in a win at Barnsley, while Sheffield Wednesday beat struggling Huddersfield to make the perfect start under Garry Monk.

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That's your lot from Oakwell and Leeds are going back to the top of the Championship.

Late goals from Eddie Nketiah and Mateusz Klich gave them all three points.

Barnsley, without a win since the opening day, remain out of the relegation zone on goal difference only.

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Huddersfield manager Danny Cowley tells Sky Sports:

"We learned a lot. We saw a football club that's hurting and a team that's hurting. What we have to do is try to help them - technically, tactically, physically and psychologically.

"They need my help and not criticism at this point. In the short-term, we need to get back to basics."

Eddie Nketiah is felled in the area and it's a penalty to the visitors to wrap this one up.

Barnsley should level almost immediately!

Aapo Halme gets free in the middle again but the Finn sends his header over the bar.

The hosts make their final change, Mike Bahre taking the place of Jacob Brown.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Garry Monk tells Sky Sports:

"When you first come in and you're working in a short space of time, you never expect it to be perfect.

"What I've tried to do is give the players little samples of what we want to try to be.

"It wasn't perfect, but for a first attempt at some of the stuff we were asking, it was very good. I'm very pleased."

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Heading into the final 15 minutes at Oakwell.

Can either side find a winner?

A Barnsley corner causes major panic in the Leeds defence.

Aapo Halme's header is cleared off the line before the assistant referee raises his flag for offside.

Second sub for Leeds as Patrick Bamford makes way for Eddie Nketiah.

Bamford had a couple of decent chances but home goalkeeper Brad Collins was equal to them.

Dani Pinillos is on for Barnsley, with Jordan Williams making way.

Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry Bannan tells Sky Sports:

"It's a great reaction after losing before the international break. The new manager has come in and we've hit the ground running with a great victory.

"There's a lot of talent in the squad and we've just been missing something's over the past two years. The boys are really happy with the first week's training and what the gaffer has said to us has been positive.

"He could be the guy to find that missing link that we've missed in the last couple of years."

Barnsley bring on Mamadou Thiam for Luke Thomas.

Thomas had a good chance for the hosts in the first half but couldn't beat Leeds keeper Kiko Casilla with his low effort.

On the pitch, Cauley Woodrow brings another save out of Casilla with a shot from range.

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Mallik Wilks is really keen to show Leeds what they let go this summer.

He bursts past a couple of challenges and again forces visiting goalkeeper Kiko Casilla into action.

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Goals in each half for Steven Fletcher and Sam Winnall give Garry Monk a winning start as Sheffield Wednesday boss.

For Huddersfield, Danny Cowley's first game as Terriers manager ends in defeat.

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Mallik Wilks bursts through on the Leeds goal after defender Liam Cooper slips but he smashes his effort into the sidenetting with team-mates well-placed for a pass.

Moments later Cauley Woodrow heads straight at visiting keeper Kiko Casilla.

No real sign of a Huddersfield comeback at the John Smith's Stadium.

Looks like it'll be a winning start for Garry Monk and a losing one for Danny Cowley.

Leeds think they've scored but Patrick Bamford's effort is ruled out for offside in the build up.

Sheffield Wednesday goalscorer Steven Fletcher goes off with seven minutes left to play, to be replaced by Atdhe Nuhiu.

In truth, the Owls have looked in control since the Scot's 10th-minute opener.

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