The result, which all but secured the Seagulls' place in the top tier for another season, saw Leeds slip out of the top half of the table, but they should stand a good chance of moving back up there with a relatively comfortable final four fixtures on the horizon including fixtures against the likes of Burnley and West Brom.
Speaking after the weekend action, ex-Arsenal star Lee Dixon discussed how important having fans in the stadium will be for Leeds next season, and claimed: “Hopefully fans are going to be back at Elland Road - the loudest ground I have ever played at.
“Home and away, abroad, ask me, loudest ground? Elland Road, the acoustics there are frightening, you can't hear yourself speak. You can't hear your partner talking to you. Mind you, sometimes with Martin Keown in my ear, I was quite pleased with that.”
Meanwhile, it was another weekend of dramatic action in the Championship, with Yorkshire sides Rotherham United and Sheffield Wednesday taking their relegation battle down to the final day of the season, Huddersfield Town finally securing their safety, and play-off contenders Barnsley suffering defeat to Preston North End.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Leeds United, Huddersfield Town and a number of other sides from Yorkshire and beyond, as the reaction to the weekend's action continues:
“Home and away, abroad, ask me, loudest ground? Elland Road, the acoustics there are frightening, you can't hear yourself speak. You can't hear your partner talking to you. Mind you, sometimes with Martin Keown in my ear, I was quite pleased with that.”
5. Gunners eye Rams starlet
Arsenal are rumoured to be keeping tabs on Derby County starlet Lee Buchanan. The 18-year-old has emerged as a low-cost alternative target to the likes of Brighton's Tariq Lamptey and Norwich City's Max Aarons. (Daily Mail) Photo: Naomi Baker
6. Bluebirds want Windass
Cardiff City are said to have made an approach for Sheffield Wednesday star Josh Windass. The nine-goal ace is believed to be on the radar of a number of Championship sides, after impressing despite the Owls' struggles this season. (The 72) Photo: Nathan Stirk
7. Garner could make Forest return
Nottingham Forest are said to have a chance of luring Manchester United youngster James Garner back to the club on loan again next season. He's made 19 appearances for Forest since joining them for the second half of the campaign. (The Athletic) Photo: Harry Trump
8. Terriers unlikely to spend big this summer
Hopes of a Huddersfield Town major squad overhaul this summer have been dealt a blow, following suggestions that the club lack the funds to do so. The Terriers have narrowly escaped relegation with one game to spare. (The Sun) Photo: Alex Livesey