There has rarely been a more dramatic afternoon in the history of Leeds United.
The mighty Whites made their way to Brentford knowing they needed to better Burnley’s result in their home game against Newcastle United - and that is exactly what they did during 90 minutes full of tension, nerves and drama.
Jesse Marsch’s men got the goal they wanted when Brazilian star Raphinha converted from the penalty spot 11 minutes into the second-half.
That set off wild celebrations in the away end at the Community Stadium and the United faithful were back on their feet moments later when news filtered through that Callum Wilson had given Newcastle a 2-0 lead over relegation rivals Burnley.
The tension had not ended just yet as Maxwel Cornet got the Clarets back into the game at Turf Moor and Sergi Canos headed an equaliser for Brentford against the Whites.
But there was to be one more wonderful twist as Jack Harrison crashed home an injury-time winner to ensure Leeds would spend a third consecutive season in the Premier League.
The Yorkshire Evening Post takes a look back at some memorable images from a remarkable afternoon for Leeds supporters.
7. Keep checking those phones!
More good news filters through to Leeds United supporters as Newcastle United doubled their lead at Burnley | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Drama as Brentford equalise!
Brentford equalise and Sergi Canos celebrates as he sets nerves on edge in the away end and sends Leeds fans looking back towards their phones | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
9. Nerves are on edge as Brentford equalise!
Jack Harrison looks dejected as Brentford equaliser with a header from Sergi Canos! | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
10. Tension mounts!!
Leeds United supporters are put through the mill once again as the game heads towards full-time and news of Burnley’s goal against Newcastle United filters through. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
11. Is it full-time yet?
Those nerves are on edge again as full-time approaches and Burnley get back into their game against Newcastle. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
12. The winner!
Jack Harrison writes his name into Leeds folklore by crashing home the late winner to give them a precious three points at Brentford. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images