All over at Elland Road. Leeds 1-0 Albion.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin slots in.

Solly March comes on for Yankuba Minteh.

Not a bad header from Babis Kostoulas as he meets Pascal Gross' free-kick from the right, but he sends it straight into the gloves of Karl Darlow.

Fabian Hurzeler makes another double change as Yasin Ayari and Babis Kostoulas replace Carlos Baleba and Jack Hinshelwood.

Pascal Gross pokes the ball to Georginio Rutter in the Leeds box, he gets it onto his left and looks to squeeze it in at the near-post, but it's easy for Karl Darlow.

Pascal Gross is free down the right and looks for Georginio Rutter making the run into the six-yard box. The Frenchman is stretching but does get there, sending it the wrong side of the post. Good chance.

Leeds are inches away from taking the lead there as Joel Piroe bends a lovely first-time strike wide of the top left corner.

Maxim De Cuyper's cross is passed back into the middle by Ferdi Kadioglu for Diego Gomez, but the Paraguayan rifles his effort high and wide. It probably just needed passing in, but he's tried to take the net off.

Georginio Rutter and Diego Gomez replace Danny Welbeck and Joel Veltman. Georgi gets a good welcome from the home crowd, who applaud him onto the pitch before serenading him with 'you're Leeds and you know you are', after he spent 18 months here prior to joining Albion.

A let off for Carlos Baleba as he gets caught in possession inside his own box. Leeds work it quickly out to the right for Wilfried Gnonto who fires a fierce effort wide of the bottom right hand corner. Looked as if it was in for a moment. Thank goodness it wasn't.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin keeps the ball in on the left and Albion are caught on the back foot as they track back. The England striker finds Brenden Aaronson who then tees up Anton Stach, but his curler from 25 yards is never going in, as it flies into the fans behind the goal.

To be fair on the replay it's not actually that close to flying in, but it's a hell of a slice from the Leeds defender. Yankuba Minteh gets down the left and crosses in, Jaka Bijol tries to clear it but instead sends it about three yards wide of the bottom right corner.

Danny Welbeck gathers Jack Hinshelwood's ball from the by-line, turns and curls it towards goal from 12 yards. It's heading in, but Ethan Ampadu reads it perfectly and heads off the line. It should be 1-0 to Albion. The Leeds skipper saves his team.

Albion work the ball from left to right looking for an opening and it looks as if they're starting to crack the Leeds defence. Pascal Gross finds Jack Hinshelwood on the turn and he runs at goal, but his strike from 25 yards is a bit wild in the end and flies over the crossbar.

Back underway. Ao Tanaka gets the second half started.

We are goalless after 45 minutes.

Joel Veltman's clearance smashes into the chest of Lewis Dunk and it looks as if it's heading into the top right corner, but Bart Verbruggen gets up to tip it over!

That's a superb stop for the Leeds keeper as Pascal Gross shapes to cross from the edge of the box but instead thumps it at goal. Karl Darlow has to readjust quickly, diving down to his left and tipping the strike away from goal. Ferdi Kadioglu chips the ball straight back into the six-yard box and Jan Paul van Hecke nods over from close range!

Maxim De Cuyper swings in a lovely cross from a corner, Lewis Dunk is in a great place in the middle to meet it, but gets under the header and sends it over the crossbar.

That's a great opportunity for the Wales international as he connects well with a volley from the edge of the box. It's heading towards goal, but Lewis Dunk gets in the way. There's a question over whether or not it hits his arm, but it's in a natural position. Looks as if it might be a combination of his hip and his lower arm, but there's no VAR check.

That's moving all over the place. Carlos Baleba has a moment where he thinks about letting fly from 25 yards but instead tees up Pascal Gross to have a pop. The German gets his effort away from the edge of the box and it's heading in at the near stick, but Karl Darlow does well to get two gloves on it and keep it out of the back of his net.

That's a great opportunity for Joel Veltman as Jan Paul van Hecke heads down Pascal Gross' corner, with the former Ajax man swinging his left foot at the ball and actually getting a good contact on the shot despite being off balance. It's into a crowd of Leeds defenders though and it's blocked and cleared.

Daniel James swivels on the edge of the box and curls an effort towards the top left corner, but it takes a nick off Maxim De Cuyper and flies just wide of the target.

That's a half decent opportunity for Carlos as he has space to have a pop from 25 yards. He bends it well looking for the top right corner, but Karl Darlow gathers that easily.

You always get a good feeling when Maxim De Cuyper gets into a crossing position. This time he has to chop the ball onto his right under pressure and finds the head of Pascal Gross, who heads wide from the back post.

Albion get the game underway.

Three points will guarantee you a place in European competition next season, how much of an opportunity is today for your team? "It's a great opportunity. We have always said our approach will be the same. We try to do the basic things right. We try to do the things we can control as best as we can, do the small margins well. Then we know we have a big opportunity, also a big challenge ahead of us, but we're all excited to go for it." What's behind Danny Welbeck's fruitful season in front of goal? "His hard work. I think it's all about his work ethic and his professionalism. Every day he has his routines. Every day he's a top professional football player. He's a top leader. He's a top connector. I'm really pleased with how it's going for him this season, and hopefully he can continue like this in the last two games." And then you're facing a Leeds team who already have secured Premier League survival. Do you think that will affect the way that they play the game? "We expect a team full of confidence. They have played a really good second part of the season. They have individual quality and we expect a team that will play confidently and believe in their own quality. They play their last game here at home, so definitely they want to be intense and very energetic. We have to be prepared for that. But overall, we want to come here and play our game. So we try to focus on that."

Daniel Farke has been suitably impressed by the job that Fabian Hurzeler has done during his time at the Amex. "They are established, many solid finishes even in the top half of the table. “And again, Fabian has also done a fantastic job during this season. There was a spell for them when it was a bit tricky but he has stabilised the team during the season. “They are right now fighting for the Champions League, at least for Europe anyhow, an amazing position. Their processes and their approaches are quite remarkable and for that they deserve lots of credit.”