It was a solemn start to the weekend with the 24th anniversary of the atrocities in Istanbul. Chris and Kev will never be forgotten.

Good Friday was almost a Great Friday, with Leicester losing and Southampton drawing in the first two games of the day. Ipswich survived 3 disallowed goals to win, and Leeds were mighty close to snatching a 3-2 win at Watford, though Farke was delighted to take a point following a difficult iBreak.

It was a nice controlled presser by Fantastic Mr. Farke today, who continues to keep a lid on the bubbling excitement caused by our record breaking run. Elsewhere in presser land, Gareth Southgate name-dropped The Great Archie Gray as a potential call-up to the England senior squad. If you're good enough you're old enough.

Leeds can go top if they beat Millwall in the 3pm kick off at Elland Road, and with no new injury worries should again be at full strength. At this stage in the season this is a great luxury for Daniel Farke to have. Struijk is likely to need an operation and will be out for the rest of the season but, as he hasn’t played for months, Leeds will cope admirably without him.

It is a quick turnaround for Leeds United on Friday night at Sheffield Wednesday after scraping a win over lowly Stoke City on Wednesday night.

Season ticket renewals were announced today. No price list was published, although our overlords did confirm a 10% increase no matter what division we are in next season.

It was one of those rare nights that words could never do justice. Elland Road was bouncing, perhaps like never before, as Farke's fighters produced an astonishing three-goal salvo to defeat Leicester City, extending the winning league run to a record-equaling 9 matches and reducing the gap at the top to 6 points.

After the stunning win over Leicester on Friday night, Leeds have a break from the pressures of Championship football and the relentless quest for promotion. It will be a pleasure not to worry about points and it will be an interesting taste of how these players will react to a top Premier League team.

The visit to Plymouth Argyle for a 12.30 kick off on Saturday is the final leg of a sequence of league games that has taken Leeds United up and down the country during the shortest month of the year.