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That's as far as we go here today.

Joel Piroe's dramatic injury-time penalty gave Leeds all three points against battling Preston and moved the Whites to within four points of second-placed Southampton.

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The curtain comes down on the EFL weekend tomorrow with a HUGE match at the top of the table.

League leaders Leicester host third-placed Ipswich in what promises to be another cracker.

A point would be enough to see the Blues climb back up to second, while a win for the Foxes would move them 10 clear of Southampton at the top of the table.

Join us for live commentary of that one.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

These type of results are what promotion is made of.

Football won the day. Leeds played all the football, Preston came to spoil and get a point if they could.

They are not an easy team to play against.

It was a real test for the referee. Leeds did well to stay composed.

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Joel Piroe's late, late penalty gives Leeds a vital win.

A dramatic end to a pretty dramatic game.

Preston took the lead inside two minutes from Will Keane's tap in but Leeds quickly hit back through Dan James' header.

The home side, who remain unbeaten at home this season, had much the better of it as the game wore on but it looked like they would be forced to settle for a point.

However, Ryan Ledson was adjudged to have handled in the area in time added on and sub Piroe kept his cool to give Leeds the win.

They're up to four points off second-placed Southampton.

One last chance for Preston to launch it forward.

Georginio Rutter is off and Mateo Joseph is on for Leeds.

Liam Cooper, a defender, on for Crysencio Summerville for the closing seconds.

Leeds just want to get this over the line.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

It's a great penalty.

There was lots of pressure on that and that’s what they (Leeds) deserve.

It's the right outcome - football has won.

Joel Piroe was as cool as a cucumber.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

I think it was a penalty.

I think the referee has got it spot on.

The ball spins back and he (Ryan Ledson) knows it.

WOW!

The ball comes back into the area after an aerial challenge and Ryan Ledson sticks out an arm.

Another Leeds corner.

I think this is their 38th.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

You’ve got the give Preston credit for getting back but pull the trigger Patrick Bamford.

He’s got to shoot earlier surely.

Six minutes of time added on as Robbie Brady charges back to make a key tackle on Leeds striker Patrick Bamford.

The home side have another corner after Brad Potts took a wild swipe at an attempted clearance.

It comes to nothing despite some muted home calls for a penalty.

Ben Woodburn on for Preston for the last moments.

Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

Everyone (for Preston) is behind the ball.

They are protecting and defending what they’ve got.

Which at the moment is a point.

Heading into the final minutes now.

Can Preston hold out?

Leeds boss Daniel Farke will be a frustrated man if his side only come out of this with a point.

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Dan James' shot is deflected behind for a corner and the home fans behind the goal roar for more.

They know how badly they need to get the win today.

Layton Stewart is then booked for a foul on Leeds winger Crysencio Summerville.

The referee has been BUSY today.

Kicking off now!

Ryan Ledson cynically takes out Leeds midfielder Ilia Gruev as he looks to burst forward from halfway.

Before the referee can book him players from both sides go rushing in to have a bit of a... discussion.

Patrick Bamford of Leeds also ends up with yellow.

Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

I think Leeds are getting more and more frustrated.