Another Barnsley chance.

Luke Thomas sends in a low effort from 20 yards out that Jordan Smith turns around the post for a corner.

Smith is in today as Brice Samba is out with a knock and if the first five minutes are anything to go by he is in for a busy day.

A reminder, Barnsley must win today or they will be relegated to League One.

Barnsley have started the game on the front foot and the first shot of the day goes the way of the hosts.

A quick attack ends with the ball being laid back for Alex Mowatt on the edge of the area but his shot is turned away by Forest goalkeeper Jordan Smith.

It's fair to say it's been an eventful couple of seasons for Marcelo Bielsa during his time with Leeds.

There's been plenty of ups and downs during his tenure, but promotion was finally achieved on Friday.

We have put together a list of 10 moments that mattered - the good and the bad - since Bielsa took over as head coach at Elland Road.

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If we've not already said this enough, it's been 16 years since Leeds were last in the Premier League.

But the sides they will face next season will look very different to those that made up the top flight last time Leeds were there.

Can you name the 19 other teams that made up what was then the Premiership in 2003-04? You've got four minutes to think of all of them.

Click here to try your luck.

And we're under way at Oakwell where Barnsley HAVE to win or they will be relegated.

The hosts get us going.

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The past two winners of the Championship have fared rather differently in the Premier League.

Wolves have gone from strength to strength since going up in 2018, while last year's champions Norwich are already contemplating a return to the Championship.

So then Leeds fans - now that promotion is confirmed, how do you think you'll fare in the top division next season? Where do you need to strengthen and which current players do you expect to flourish at the higher level?

Get in touch using #bbcefl on social media.

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Our second Championship game will be getting under way shortly.

Barnsley, who have to win to have any chance of staying up, make two changes from the 1-0 defeat by Leeds. Marcel Ritzmaier and Luke Thomas come in for Aapo Halme and Cauley Woodrow.

Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Brice Samba is out with a knock picked up at the end of the 2-2 draw with Swansea, so Jordan Smith starts in goal. Sammy Ameobi, who scored both of their goals in that game, drops to the bench.

Barnsley XI: Walton, J Williams, Andersen, Brown, Chaplin, Ludewig, Thomas, Ritzmaier, Sollbauer, Styles, Mowatt.

Subs: Collins, B Williams, Woodrow, Bahre, Schmidt, Odour, Halme, Wolfe, Marsh.

Nottingham Forest XI: Smith, Jenkinson, Worrall, Dawson, Figueiredo, Ribeiro, Watson, Sow, Silva, Da Costa, Grabban.

Subs: Shelvey, Bostock, Ameobi, Yates, Lolley, Darikwa, Benalouane, Walker, Mighten.

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Goalless at the break in this game, somehow, despite chances for both sides at either end.

Leeds, to their credit, show no signs of easing off despite being crowned champions without having kicked a ball earlier this weekend.

Derby have work to do, with both sides losing players to injury in a hectic first half.

Derby captain Wayne Rooney picks up the ball in the Leeds half in acres of space and, with options around him, he tees up Jason Knight instead of getting a shot away himself.

Knight then quickly loses possession without much of a fight and Leeds win the ball back with ease.

Wasted.

Pascal Struijk adds his name to the list of Leeds players who've attempted an audacious shot on the Derby goal in this half.

His contribution sees him unleash a shot which Rams goalkeeper Kelle Roos spills before regaining the ball.

This time it's Derby's turn to break upfield and a long ball in towards Martyn Waghorn ends in Leeds winning a goal kick as he can't work onto it before it crosses the byline.

At the other end, Tyler Roberts enjoys a break of his own, but he shoots wide after a promising run into the box.

Ian Poveda has the ball in the net for Leeds, with a lovely finish I might add having found himself unmarked, but he's flagged for offside in the build-up.

No arguments, there. He's a mile off, but good work from Leeds on the counter to press upfield.

Meanwhile, we've got a whopping nine minutes added on to this half, because of the earlier injuries to Tom Lawrence and Gaetano Berardi.

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Louie Sibley goes into the book for a late challenge on Leeds midfielder Pablo Hernandez.

Television replays show he catches him in the stomach with his right leg on the way to attemping to win the ball.

Derby substitute Jason Knight unleashes a fierce shot that's tipped away by Leeds goalkeeper Kiko Casilla for a corner.

The corner then sails into the box and the visitors win a free-kick following a foul as Derby scramble to get on the end of the ball in.

Neither side want to find the net at the minute!

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Wayne Rooney puts in a wayward cross along the midfield that's intended for his Derby team-mate Jayden Bogle, but there's too much spin and power on it and it rolls past his feet.

Derby look in better shape than they did early on here, Rooney's pass aside, and they do well to reshape as Leeds attack, with Bogle defending a dangerous cross into the Derby box.

Derby win a corner, meanwhile, and Wayne Rooney sends it into the Leeds box and Craig Forsyth tries to work on to it at the far post.

However Leeds do well to keep him under pressure and it goes out for a goal kick to the visitors.

Luke Ayling comes on for Leeds in place of the injured Gaetano Berardi.

The challenge for the ball from Berardi looked pretty innocuous and it would appear he landed awkwardly.

A stretcher is coming on for Gaetano Berardi and his afternoon is over.

Luke Ayling is primed on the sidelines to come on for Leeds.

Derby captain Wayne Rooney sends a free-kick almost on the halfway line into the Leeds box.

It pinballs around the box and Gaetano Berardi comes off worse in a challenge for the ball and there's another break in play.

We could be in for a fair bit of time added to this half.

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The tempo of this game has slowed down somewhat after a pretty frantic opening 25 minutes.

Leeds are still in control, but Derby are beginning to have more of a share of the possession as this game matures.