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That's all from us for tonight from the Championship.

Don't forget - we're back tomorrow with the full EFL programme from the three divisions, which begins with Bristol City against Cardiff City at 12:00 GMT.

We'll have build-up and all the day's other games throughout the afternoon.

Until then...

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Leeds United goalkeeper Rob Green is a happy man.

Not surprised, he's helped his side to three points, kept a clean sheet and knows he can now put his feet up on Saturday.

Read how he played his part in United's win at Elland Road in Brendon Mitchell's match report.

Leeds United manager Garry Monk on Sky Sports:

"We have a way of playing and we focus just on the three points ahead of us. We'll do the same when we come back to training next week.

"That's stood us in good stead so far and we'll carry on that way.

"We're not looking too far beyond the next game. Everyone knows their role and it's clear when they go out on the pitch, they know where they should be.

"We're moving in the right way and enjoying our football and that's all we have to focus on."

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BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Craig Ramage
Former Derby midfielder on BBC Radio Derby

Leeds United midfielder Liam Bridcutt on Sky Sports:

"We all knew that this would be one of our toughest tests of the season. We put in a great performance tonight, worked really hard and kept on pushing them.

"The atmosphere has been brilliant and for the last three months, the fans have really been pushing us over the line to get results.

"It's brilliant to reward them with these wins as we've matured as team and we're starting to believe under the manager."

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And that is that.

Leeds United deserved winners and they climb up to third in the Championship courtesy of Chris Wood's header.

Should've been Leeds' second of the night but Ronaldo Vieira shoots straight at Soctt Carson inside the penalty box.

Derby aim it long, but aim it towards nobody in particular and not for the first time tonight.

Almost time up...

Leeds content just to stick it in the corner and eat up the seconds...

Leeds with all the possession again as they force a 15th corner of the night....

Four minutes being added on at the end of the 90.

Can 10-man Derby snatch an unlikely equaliser?

Oh dear and that just sums up Derby's night...

Bradley Johnson picks up a second booking of the night and he is off against his former club.

Stuart Dallas sucks him into a clumsy challenge down the Leeds' left and referee Scott Duncan pulls out a yellow card followed by his red.

Second change for Leeds sees Pablo Hernandez make way for Alex Mowatt.

Hernandez has put in a pretty impressive shift tonight for the hosts.

Leeds in front as we move into the closing stages. Derby in need of a moment of magic.

Stuart Dallas shows a bit more commitment than Will Hughes to winning a 50/50 inside Leeds' half as once more Derby loose momentum in attack.

Looking good for Garry Monk's men as it stands. They'll go third if it stays like this.

Into the last 10 minutes at Elland Road.

Derby looking short of ideas in their search for an equaliser. Tom Ince is booked as he tangles with Liam Bridcutt as another attack for the Rams breaks down.

Breaking away from the action for a quick second to bring you news of another developing story in the Championship tonight.

Nottingham Forest's proposed takeover by a United States-based consortium led by John Jay Moores has collapsed.

Keep up to date with this story as it unfolds by clicking on the link below.

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First change for Leeds sees Kemar Roofe make way after he tried a shot from distance that curled wide left of goal.

Stuart Dallas is the man to come on for him in the midfield.