The achievement was made even greater by the fact Leeds had to play the second half with just ten men, after skipper Liam Cooper was sent off for a misjudged challenge just before half-time.
Speaking after the big win, Whites boss Marcelo Bielsa was quizzed over his distinctive tactical approach, and said: “For three years now we have been trying to play in one way.
“I always think that you have to improve the way that you want to play rather than choose a different way to play. What I would like is to play in the same way every time.”
Meanwhile, down in the Championship, it was a weekend of mixed fortunes for Yorkshire's second-tier side: Barnsley picked up another precious three points to boost their push for the play-offs, Huddersfield Town took a another step towards safety with a point against Rotherham United, while Sheffield Wednesday slumped to a 4-1 defeat away to Queens Park Rangers.
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 action to last weekend's action continues:
1. Barnsley keeping tabs on Payne
Barnsley have been linked with a summer swoop for Swindon Town midfielder Jack Payne. The ex-Huddersfield man been on fine form in League One so far this season, scoring four goals and making four assists. (The Sun) Photo: Gareth Copley
2. Preston holding out for Ainsworth
Preston North End have been tipped to wait until the end of the season to launch a move for Wycombe Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth. He's also favourite with the bookies to become the next Lilywhites boss. (SkyBet) Photo: Catherine Ivill
3. Pulis could head to Europe
Ex-Sheffield Wednesday and Middlesbrough boss Tony Pulis is rumoured to be eyeing up a stint in Europe as his next managerial challenge. He's managed over 1,100 games in English football so far, including a 333-match stay with Stoke. (The Sun) Photo: George Wood
4. Potters could lose Powell
Stoke City boss Michael O'Neill has suggested that the Potters may be unable to offer key player Nick Powell a new deal, due to a number of players already on high wages. Their highest earner is said to be on £70k-per-week. (Stoke Sentinel) Photo: Gareth Copley