Leeds haven't lost a Premier League game at Elland Road when leading at half time since December 2002 vs Charlton (1-2), going unbeaten in their 12 such matches since then (W10 D2).

How this didn't go in by Pascal Struijk...

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds by far the better team. They always come out the same way, out of the traps. They got the goal but are they going to rue the missed chances? Palace cannot play any worse in the second half.

Crystal Palace have won just one of their last 23 Premier League games when conceding the first goal (D4 L18), although that sole victory did come in their last game, beating Newcastle 2-1 last time out.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Palace look woefully inept going forward. Just shows their reliance on Wilfried Zaha. What a big miss he is.

Leeds should be further ahead...

Jairo Riedewald slides it through to Jordan Ayew but Luke Ayling does well to shield him out of the way in the box.

Illan Meslier comes out to gather it in.

Ezgjan Alioski fizzes it into Raphinha and his first touch is decent. Gary Cahill holds his ground and gets the block in at the near post.

The Brazilian is absolutely ripping Palace apart in this half!

From the set-piece, it comes out to Kalvin Phillips and he curls it into Pascal Struijk. He has a free header about three yards out and somehow puts it miles wide. What a miss...

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Who would you rather watch? I think even Crystal Palace fans are disgruntled by the style of football they are being served up. If the remit is staying in the Premier League then Roy Hodgson has done a good job.

Raphinha lifts a decent ball in from a free-kick inside the Palace half and he picks out Liam Cooper.

He heads it backwards but it's an easy one for Vicente Guaita.

Over 40 minutes played and Palace have still not got going. It's so comfortable for Leeds. I don't envy those who have to listen to Roy Hodson's half-time team "talk".

From the free-kick, Pascal Struijk gets the better of Luka Milivojevic at the back post but he's stretching with the header.

It's way over in the end but Milivojevic let him drift away far too easily.

Luke Ayling plays it through to Raphinha on the right.

He then Maradona turns Gary Cahill - completely mugs him off - and wins a free-kick just outside the box.

Unreal skill!

Tyrick Mitchell picks out Jean-Philippe Mateta in the box. He lays it off to Eberechi Eze, who slides in Nathaniel Clyne on the right.

His cross is blocked by Palace keep the ball and move it over to the left. It's a nice, patient build-up but Jordan Ayew eventually loses his footing just inside the area.

Ayew then strikes it from the edge of the box when he picks it up in space but it's straight at the keeper.

Luka Milivojevic, Jordan Ayew and Jairo Riedewald all try to keep the ball on the left but they are hounded upon by two defenders each time they try to turn into space.

It ends up with a goal kick.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds are a really good team to watch with the movement and interplay. If you've come up like Leeds have it is all about staying in the Premier League but the way they have done it - it takes a lot of mental strength from the players to carry out what Bielsa wants. They are relentless.

Jack Harrison's opener (2:35) was Leeds' fastest Premier League goal since Steve Caldwell netted against Blackburn Rovers back in April 2004 (second minute).

Raphinha flicks a first-time pass over to Mateusz Klich on the left and he slides in Jack Harrison. It's a lovely move but Klich is just offside.