Leeds have barged their way into second spot in the Championship, and demanded a response from fellow automatic promotion hopefuls Ipswich and Southampton.

That is a heck of a way to set the tone for a weekend of EFL action.

For now, that is all from us.

We will be back with a packed fixture list tomorrow, which includes league leading Leicester's trip to Stoke and crucial games for Ipswich at Preston and Southampton at bottom side Rotherham.

Until then, goodnight.

Leeds United have made it five Championship wins from five since the turn of the year.

This narrow win against Bristol City has them into the automatic promotion spots for the first time.

How long the Whites remain in second place all depends on results elsewhere this weekend.

Both Ipswich and Southampton, who are in action on Saturday against Preston and Rotherham respectively, can overtake them again.

Gary Owers
Former Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Leeds showed why they're second in the table. Such quality high up the pitch.

They pressed City so well. I've never seen them give the ball away so much all season. There was nothing to get excited about for the home fans.

The winning goal from Italy Under-21 winger Wifried Gnonto was just his second of the season for Leeds, and first since August.

Crysencio Summerville ensures his team-mate gets all the praise in front of the travelling Leeds fans.

At one point the Dutchman has Gnonto lifted onto his shoulders. They are loving life right now.

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

What a story for Wilfried Gnonto. The man who you thought was heading out of the club has put Leeds second in the table. Five wins in a row for United.

Leeds United win and move up to second in the Championship for the first time this season!

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Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

Summerville is getting a heck of an ovation as he comes off. He's been the best player on the pitch.

Crysencio Summerville won't get his goal tonight.

He is replaced by Joel Piroe. Just seconds remain now.

Tired legs are searching for chances at both ends...

There are less than two minutes to go.

The fourth official holds up the board and shows that there will be four minutes of added time.

And just as we tick past the 90-minute mark, Crysencio Summerville has another shot that crashes off Zak Vyner.

Bristol City have themselves a late corner.

It is swung in, Leeds struggle to clear and then Jason Knight turns the ball back into the danger area.

Joe Rodon makes a huge defensive clearance.

Crysencio Summerville has tried everything to score tonight.

He has tried to chip the goalkeeper, he has searched for the bottom corner and now he tries to bob and weave through Bristol City's defence.

Still, the Robins have resisted his efforts.

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

It's all a little tight, all a little tense but it's still all Leeds at the moment.

And another change to chew up the time late on for Leeds.

Sam Byram is called upon to replace Glen Kamara.

Leeds boss Daniel Farke calls for fresh legs now.

Goalscorer Wilfried Gnonto is replaced by Jaidon Anthony.

Jon Newsome
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Superb football from Leeds. Rutter just teases the defenders in. Bamford is breaking his neck to get into the area and Summerville is clever to use the run as the decoy.

When he let the shot go I'm sure he's thinking he'd find the net.

Leeds' Crysencio Summerville is so close to putting this result to bed.

He meets a wonderful ball from Georginio Rutter and romps into the penalty area. He then goes looking for bottom far corner, but fizzes his effort just wide.

A stray pass in defence is picked off by Sam Bell on the right for Bristol City.

The forward line scrambles to carve out a chance, but the end result is a tame header that is clutched by Illan Meslier.

Leeds are just 10 minutes away from what could be a massive win.

If they stay Wilfried Gnonto's goal to the good, they will move into the automatic promotion spots for the first time this season...

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Leeds' Junior Firpo gives away a needless free kick with his challenge on Taylor Gardner-Hickman.

It is in a dangerous position on the right edge, and allows a free-kick to be lofted into the area. Leeds, however, survive.