Leeds United

FIRST Leeds United, then Sheffield United and now Barnsley.

The PFA have announced their Championship Team of The Year - with players from Leeds United, Norwich City, Sheffield United, Aston Villa and Middlesbrough featuring.

OUR latest latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week is dominated by three clubs in the shape of Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday and Barnsley.

LEEDS UNITED boss Marcelo Bielsa admitted his side’s automatic promotion chances are looking gloomy after their 2-0 Championship defeat at Brentford.

The race for automatic promotion from the Championship took another dramatic turn over the Easter weekend.

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SHEFFIELD UNITED manager Chris Wilder admitted to relishing the way his side keep defying the doubters after taking an iron grip on the race for the Premier League.

LEEDS UNITED approached the Easter weekend with mathematical prospects of sealing automatic promotion in Bank Holiday Monday’s game at Brentford.

WITH a pub to be found on each corner, Griffin Park has long since been a favourite stop-off for travelling supporters.

ALL around were scenes of dejection and devastation, as the reality hit home that a lot more than just three points had likely been lost.

SHEFFIELD UNITED manager Chris Wilder believes his players delivered an “up yours” gesture to the doubters by reclaiming control of the race for the Premier League.

GAVIN MASSEY bagged a brace as 10-man Wigan dented Leeds United’s automatic promotion dreams with a shock 2-1 win at Elland Road.

IF ever a passage of play summed up the tremendous workrate fuelling Leeds United’s push for the Premier League then it was the one that came at Wigan Athletic’s DW Stadium in November.

SHEFFIELD UNITED manager Chris Wilder has hailed the manner in which his players continue to defy the financial odds in pushing for the Premier League just two years after winning promotion from the third tier.

Danny Higginbotham believes the Easter fixtures “will go a long way” in deciding the automatic promotion battle between Leeds United and Sheffield United.

There's nothing better than seeing the ball hit the back of the net, but some players have to wait longer than others to get their names on the score sheet.

Every Championship club is in action on Good Friday - with plenty still to unfold at the top and bottom of the table.

While Championship is still a long way off matching the eye-watering spending that goes on in the Premier League, there’s still been a fair chunk of cash splashed in the English second tier – mostly by Stoke City and Middlesbrough, if we’re being honest. While spending big has paid off for some, it’s failed to produce the desired outcome for others, with several signings unable to live up to their lofty fees.

If teams could maintain their first-half performances then the Championship table would look very different.