The day between the presser and the match is always the quietest of the week, but there was an important game in Hull, where the 7th placed Tigers lost to Norwich, presenting Leeds with the chance to establish a 10-point cushion inside the top six tomorrow.

Leeds continued their perfect start to 2024 with a dramatic late victory over Preston. We discuss the many discussion points from a volatile lunchtime kick-off, and round-up all the other goings on at Elland Road.

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Daniel Farke stuck to a similar formation to last week’s cup win at Peterborough. Bamford was always going to play after the wonder goal made it two goals in two games for him and Amp partnered Rodon again at the back with Gruev having another chance in midfield.

Tomorrow the Mighty Whites visit one of our bogey teams, Cardiff City; we always seem to struggle away from home against them.

An explosive day in Twitterland as debate rages over Djed Spence’s terminated loan. Reading between the lines of Herr Farke’s press conference comments, it seems The Big Easy was taking it too easy, and Spurs immediately placed him on the transfer list upon his return.

Leeds United being drawn away for the 13th time in succession is a record for the world’s oldest football competition and this time we were at Peterborough United, playing on what was described by Jon Newsome on Radio Leeds as “a pitch that would be good for growing potatoes”.

Leeds United strolled into the fourth round of the FA Cup with a 3-0 win at Peterborough, a match that will live long in the memory thanks to Patrick Bamford’s Goal of the Century. We discuss the goal, the game, and the general goings on at Elland Road, with the help of our good friend Darragh Cunningham.

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he FA Cup is still getting it’s shine back and TV are doing a great job with the polishing. It started on Thursday this time and finishes on Monday…then there are replays.

Horror at the Hawthorns! Leeds fell to yet another defeat on the road, after again failing to capitalise on a bright start, again conceding from practically the first danger, and again running painfully out of steam and ideas thereafter. Roll on 2024!