Ready for more? I certainly am.

We are back under way.

This from Opta... Leeds have won four of their seven Premier League games when goalless at half time this season (D1 L2). Chelsea have drawn each of their two previous Premier League games under Thomas Tuchel when goalless at half time (0-0 v Wolves in January & Man Utd last month).

Lewis: What's Jared on about?! (Re 13:20) Havertz has been up there as Chelsea's best player today, he's been everywhere, some great touches and good pressing, not his fault nobody is up there with him.

Jussi: Chelsea with a back four just isn't clicking at the moment. Ziyech and Chilwell have been poor. Wouldn't be surprised to see Alonso, Hudson-Odoi and a back three after break.

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Absolutely. Bamford is a real loss for Leeds. And not only because of the goals. His work pressing in attack sets the tone for the whole side.

And I think the criticism of Havertz is a bit harsh. Yes he was very expensive, but he's still a young lad learning to play in a new team in a new country. It won't have helped him that he's had two managers and been in and out of the side.

Azreal: For Leeds' sake I hope Bamford's injury is not too serious. Fingers crossed.

Jared: Havertz plays well one game and completely fails to turn up in the next match. Shocking. Inconsistent.

A really good half of football comes to an end.

We've not had a succession of big chances, but it is far from dour.

Both teams have hit the bar and both have put in a serious shift.

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This weather has been a real test to Bielsa's determination to remain outside his dug out. He is not a man to change the routine, though.

The ball is swung in deep and headed to the opposite side for a throw-in. Wasted.

Leeds win a corner as Harrison's cross is charged down. Their first.

Meslier passes two big tests. He firstly comes out to punch clear a Mount free-kick and is then strong to again come off his line and catch a Chilwell cross.

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Dean: Can we just appreciate how good this Leeds team is, we are matching Chelsea in our first season back, what a team

Touch and composure have been absolutely key to his half. The speed and intensity of the pressing means players are having to make split-second decisions with the skill to execute.

It's making for fascinating watch.

Mount has a go himself from range. Meslier is right behind it, though. He spills the first save but is quick to gather.

Phillips tackles Ziyech after a long ball was fired at the winger. Chelsea corner is the result.

For a moment it looks like the ball might break Chelsea's way after Mount's delivery but Rudiger can't react quickly enough and Meslier takes charge and drops on the ball.

It is sunny again now. Mad weather.

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Leeds' director of football Victor Orta is a somewhat vocal presence in the directors' box, and has had plenty to say already.

He has just been engaging in a debate with Thomas Tuchel about fair play, although I'm not sure what the bone of contention is given Chelsea kicked the ball out when they realised Patrick Bamford was injured.

It is a big loss for Leeds, for sure. And in his 100th appearance as well. Still, Bielsa can call on the club's record signing in Rodrigo.

Bamford is down again. Can't see him carrying on.

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