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That's as far as we go here, just the 10 hours after this live page started.

Ipswich climbed to the top of the Championship table thanks to a 1-0 win at Blackburn and Leicester dropped out of the top two for the first time since September after their defeat at Bristol City.

Town now welcome fourth-placed Southampton on Easter Monday, which we'll be bringing you as part of another 10-hour EFL live text epic.

Until then, thanks for your company today and have a wonderful weekend.

Cheers!

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Ipswich were the only one of the top four to win on Good Friday and that was enough for them to go top of the table.

Kieran McKenna's men weren't at their best in their 1-0 win at struggling Blackburn but the points are what matters.

Leicester's poor run continued in a 1-0 loss at midtable Bristol City in the day's early game and Southampton saw Middlesbrough score a late, late equaliser to deny them at home.

All things considered this isn't a bad point for Leeds, who remain unbeaten in the Championship this calendar year.

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So, not to be for Watford then.

The Hornets gave a really good account of themselves and interim boss Tom Cleverley will have been pleased with the effort and endeavour his side showed.

Still, that Leeds equaliser means they remain without a win at home since 28 November.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds and Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Liam Cooper has played a couple of times now for Leeds and got caught out.

Cooper has been a great servant to the club, but I think we play better when Ethan Ampadu is at centre-back with Joe Rodon.

I think Leeds get on with it now and they dust themselves down.

The best teams get results when they are not playing well.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds and Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Leeds

I think you have got to give Watford a bit of credit.

Tom Cleverley has done his homework.

They were bright, they pressed Leeds high.

They haven't had a great season. With the big boys coming into town, they could have easily rolled over.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

A very hard-earned point from Watford. It was a game of two halves.

Leeds were a lot better in the second half. The scoreline is a fair result.

Tom Cleverley deserves a lot of credit for the way that he has turned it around.

They naturally did tire, but they did hang on and get a point out of it.

You should expect to see that week in, week out from your team.

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All-square after a hard-fought battle at Vicarage Road.

Not what we were expecting coming into this with the home side winless in front of their own fans since November and Leeds unbeaten in the league this calendar year.

The Hornets led 2-1 at the break thanks to goals from Vakoun Bayo and Emmanuel Dennis either side of Crysencio Summerville's stunner for Leeds.

The away side, who would have gone back to the top with a win, were much the better side after the break but it took until the 85th minute for sub Mateo Joseph to level with his second touch after coming on.

The point means Leeds are second, one point behind Ipswich and one ahead of Leicester, although having played a game more than the Foxes.

Watford stand up to the free-kick but we play on.

The home fans want the referee to blow and he does!

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Both teams aren't making the most of their counter-attacks.

That is probably due to tiredness.

Leeds have a free-kick in a dangerous area although they might have wished the ref had played on.

This will be the last action you'd imagine.

Bit of coming together as Ryan Porteous clashes with Leeds sub Jaidon Anthony off the ball.

The referee hasn't booked anyone all evening and isn't about to start now.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds and Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Look at the pace, look at the tempo with which Leeds are moving the ball around compared to earlier.

The urgency is there in the play.

We're into five minutes of time added on.

Watford bring on Mileta Rajovic for Vakoun Bayo for the closing moments.

Watford are out on their feet here.

Think we could have a few minutes added on at the end of this and you'd have to back Leeds to win as it stands.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds and Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Just as they were about to play the ball before the goal, Leeds Joe Rodon was screaming at the bench saying: "Who is playing right-back?"

They haven't got a clue who is playing where.

But Leeds won't mind too much after equalising.

Leeds want a winner now!

Daniel Bachmann makes a good save from livewire Crysencio Summerville and then a super save to deny Jaidon Anthony, one of the other late subs, a third.

Adam Pope
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

Leeds substitute Mateo Joseph has forced it home with literally his first touch.

The magic touch has worked again for Daniel Farke!

Who says they can't win it now?

Leeds make a double change, and this will be their final subs of the evening.

Jaidon Antony and Mateo Joseph are brought on.

Sam Byram and Glen Kamara are off.

Daniel Farke is going all-out attack to try and rescue a point here, as well he might.