Daniel Farke’s Whites lines up for Saturday’s hosting of Plymouth Argyle sat in third place but presented with the chance to overtake second-placed Burnley whose weekend fixture took them to Millwall on Sunday afternoon.
Leeds did just that, a 3-0 win taking them three points clear of the Clarets and also to within three points of leaders Sunderland who were held to a goalless draw at Queens Park Rangers in which Black Cats midfielder Jobe Bellingham was sent off.
Burnley then had their chance at The Den on Sunday but blew it – Scott Parker’s side falling to a 1-0 defeat that leaves them fourth, one point behind the third-placed Blades and three points behind second-placed Leeds. Sheffield United had moved into third place with Saturday lunchtime’s 2-0 triumph at Blackburn Rovers as part of a weekend in which there were also boosts for top half sides Watford and Bristol City.
After 13 games of the new campaign, it’s all led to a revised verdict from the bookmakers. Here, in reverse order, is how they now think that the final table will finish based on the very latest odds.





