Leeds United v Harrogate Town live: Updates from Elland Road, team news, 8 changes, return from injury boost, TV details
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Here, upon landing at Elland Road, we will bring you all of the pre-match build-up to the third round contest followed by in-game updates and then post-match analysis and reaction. The 5.45pm kick-off is being broadcast live on BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport Website.
Leeds United v Harrogate Town live
Warm ups underway
Every player in a snood. Attendance will be interesting this evening. Expecting it to be fairly full. Town sold their 4000 allocation for a club record away following.
Warm ups done
And ground filling up, would say it’s already about half full with 15 minutes until kick-off, expecting 30,000 plus. Town end full.
Positions
1: Solomon is the no 10, Schmidt is right back, Byram left back, Guilavogui and Struijk the centre backs. Gnonto on the right, Ramazani the left. Town survive early Leeds attack, Struijk then penalised for a foul even though he got the ball
Town chance
7: March gets in behind Guilavogui, not exactly clean through but half a chance, lobbed attempt easily saved by Darlow who had to backtrack a bit but sorted it out.
Half a chance Leeds
9: Schmidt, who has been bright, slips in Solomon but his cross is easily gathered by Belshaw
Leeds attack wasted
9: Gnonto is away down the right but cross flies through the box, well ahead of Joseph, good cross but gone to waste
Another cross dealt with
12: Solomon this time from the left, Leeds with all the possession, Town chasing about and they are doing a lot of running
Wow Leeds lucky - no Town penalty
13: Guilavogui is a lucky boy, March gets in behind him - again - this time from the left and this time into the box, Guilavogui has his hand on his back and March tumbles to the ground, looks like a pen but not given
Leeds corner
15: Cleared by Town but Leeds come again and another Solomon cross is cleared for another corner
Cleared again
16: But Leeds straight back with the ball, that might have been Town’s big chance and that looked very lucky for Leeds.
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