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Leeds boss Daniel Farke is looking a little frustrated down on the touchline.

It looked like his side might blow Plymouth away in those opening 10 to 15 minutes but it hasn't played out like that since.

Katie Middleton
Ex-captain of Plymouth Ladies on BBC Radio Devon

Argyle have come back into the game a little bit more.

A good five minutes or so for Argyle.

A tiny bit more possession to give Leeds something to think about.

Daniel Farke looking a little frustrated now.

Plymouth win their first corner after some enterprising play down their right.

The away side manage to deal with it at their near post but it's encouraging for the hosts.

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Worth noting that for all their dominance in terms of possession and territory Leeds have had just the one shot on target thus far.

Willy Gnonto made sure it counted.

First real shot from the home side.

The ball is half cleared to Mikel Miller about 30 yards out and he goes for a pop.

It flies comfortably over.

Alan Richardson
BBC Radio Devon

Leeds seem at the moment to be in complete control of this match.

Leeds just monopolising possession again in the past few minutes.

They'll be back up to second if this stays as it is.

As well as being potent in attack, they haven't conceded a goal in their past four league games.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Brilliant play from Leeds.

It is men against boys at times.

Better from the home side now.

They're just starting to get a foothold in this.

As I said earlier, they've not lost at home inn the league since October and they wont go quietly today.

Some hopeful Plymouth fans shout for a penalty as Joe Rodon stops a Mikel Miller cross into the area.

It does hit his arm after bouncing up off his foot but yeah, not a pen.

It feels a bit like Plymouth are stuck between a rock and a hard place.

They don't want to press up too high when Leeds have the ball at the back but then that allows the away side a good platform to build attacks from.

The Pilgrims really having to work hard at the moment.

What a month Leeds forward Willy Gnonto is having.

He had one goal at the end of January but he's now scored five in his past five.

He took his goal really well.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Willy Gnonto is the only one who is alive, I think it is (Ashley) Phillips- the centre centre-back for Plymouth watching the ball in the air.

It just catches the post.

That is nothing more than we deserve so far, we are absolutely dominating.

If Leeds carry on like this it could be a cricket score.

A Bazball cricket score or more like the India Test innings of this week?!

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

Leeds with sumptuous stuff here, really sliding it along this wet turf nicely.

Similar start to how Leeds started in that Swansea game, the only thing missing is a goal.

Great atmosphere here so far.

Plymouth are going to have to soak up pressure today.

A stat just flashed up that Leeds had 95% possession in the opening five minutes or so.

In 18-goal Morgan Whittaker the Pilgrims have a man who only needs one chance to get a goal though.

Wet day today.

Plymouth's Mikel Miller goes to take a quick throw in and the ball squirms forward out of his hands.

The ref's not in a charitable mood and awards a foul throw so the ball is back in the hands of Leeds.

Katie Middleton
Ex-captain of Plymouth Ladies on BBC Radio Devon

Crysencio Summerville we know is very dangerous, we know what he can do, the Argyle defence will have to be at the top of their game to keep him at bay.

Yes, Argyle have good players around Morgan Whittaker, but not as good as Leeds who have so many quality attacking options.

Leeds win a free-kick in a dangerous position after a late challenge on Junior Firpo just outside the area down their left.

Crysencio Summerville goes low with his delivery and it's easily cleared.

Bright start from Leeds.

They're looking to secure an eighth straight league win for the first time in over 90 years.