Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

Gray may just have won the game with a left-footed drive that took a deflection.

What a moment. What a night. It's another great day at Elland Road.

What a script. What a story. Archie Gray – welcome to the big time. He had to dig it out from his right foot onto his left and took a swing at it.

They've given the goal to Gray, as it stands. That may just have taken the three points that reduces Leicester's lead to six points. It's all going off in front of us.

Leeds have turned it around on a very impressive Leicester side.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

This place is literally shaking now!

That's Archie Gray's first goal in professional football.

What an incredible turnaround!

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Game on!

It wasn't exactly what full-back Connor Roberts was brought on for but there you go.

Ten minutes to go and the atmosphere in here is electric now as the home side go in search of an unlikely winner that might breathe new life into this Championship title race.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Brilliant strike by Roberts but it's all about Rutter's hard work. That little bit of something that he's got unlocked it.

He dances past two or three players, gets blocked and it rolls into Roberts' path for a great finish.

The score is about right but Leeds are in the ascendancy now. The crowd are up. Leicester's subs have made them worse.

A hard-earned point for Cheltenham at the DW Stadium, continuing their recent improvement - but not quite enough to lift them above the dotted line in League One.

Matt Taylor's early strike for the visitors was cancelled out by Wigan defender Luke Chambers early in the second half and that's the way it finished, despite second-half pressure from the Latics.

Anon: How's that offside? It's a Leeds player who touched it.

Jordan: Leicester are still going to win the league regardless of tonight's result. Southampton still have Leicester and Ipswich, who are finding form again, to play. It's also Leeds v Southampton on the final day. That second place will go to the wire.

It's Leicester boss Enzo Mareca's turn to change things up.

Stephy Mavididi and Patson Daka make way for Tom Cannon and Kasey McAteer.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds had to do something about Firpo. Archie Gray has been brought over from the right. Firpo has been a bit lax and you can't take risks.

One thing I've noticed about Leicester is that they go in really quickly to get the ball back. They go straight into the challenge, get the ball and they're off. When they win it back, they're quick enough to run away from you.

Leeds aren't hurting Leicester. They've got five players up there with six players marking them. They've got to ask questions.

Less than 15 minutes remain.

A bad call for a disallowed Patson Daka goal and a bad miss from the Zambian mean Leeds remain right in this.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

That was the best chance of the game. Leicester broke quickly.

I don't know what Daka was thinking. He just had to hit the target. Meslier was stranded.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

How costly could that be?

Patson Daka has done some really good work up front for Leicester today, and clearly should already have a goal to his name, but he won't want to see that again.

If Leicester don't see this over the line tonight the Zambian will have a very uncomfortable journey back to the East Midlands.

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It's the miss of the night, year and season from Patson Daka!

Leeds give the ball away and Ricardo Pereira runs into tons of space. Leeds are in all sorts of trouble with Daka coming up fast on Pereira's right.

The Zambian meets the pass, takes a few steps to stare down goalkeeper Illan Meslier and sends his attempted finish horribly wide.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

One of the only issues Leeds have got, perhaps, is breaking down a low block like this.

Kamara and Gruev are functional, aren't they? They knit passes together, they keep momentum going but they haven't got a defence-splitting pass in them.

Leicester are in no rush here. Leeds have hung in there. I'm thinking there's going to be a chink in Vestergaard but, to be fair to the big man, he's stuck to his guns. Leeds haven't got much change out of him.

We've just seen more replays of that disallowed goal, and it seems that Leicester should be two goals to the good.

Patson Daka wasn't offside from the Jannik Vestergaard's header, and the rebound off the crossbar actually came off Leeds' Georginio Rutter rather than Hamza Choudbury for Leicester as first thought.

Leeds United are lining up to have a go at pulling a goal back, but for all the excitement and promise created on the edge of the box they have openings crowded out.

Crysencio Summerville was first to cause trouble before Patrick Bamford had a shot saved by Mads Hermansen.

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Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Those substitutions are the right calls. Piroe had two or three good chances but has never been in the game enough.

James will give Leeds more energy. He's already shown an electric turn of pace.

Daniel Farke turns to his bench for a double change.

On come Patrick Bamford and Dan James, with Wilfried Gnonto and Joel Piroe replaced.

Liam Moakes: Surely the chasing pack will want a Leicester win. It’s the gap to second that counts for them.