Leeds boss Daniel Farke was relieved his side returned to winning ways by defeating Millwall 2-0 at Elland Road and regaining top spot in the Sky Bet Championship. Millwall skipper Jake Cooper’s own goal gave Leeds an early lead and Ao Tanaka’s late thunderbolt eased home nerves after Farke’s side had squandered a hatful of chances.

Leeds United had to shake off Sunday's defeat during the first half against Millwall before fully finding their rhythm to dominate in a 2-0 win.

United - who had lost twice Millwall earlier in the season during league and FA Cup fixtures - had not lost at home in the Championship since September and managed to stretch that streak thanks to an won goal in the first half and an Ao Tanaka strike in the second half with five minutes left to play.

BBC Radio Leeds reporter Adam Pope, Jonny Buchan and Kaiser Chiefs bassist Simon Rix review Leeds United's 1-0 defeat at Portsmouth on Sunday.

Daniel Farke guided Leeds United back to the top of the Championship table thanks to a 2-0 win over Millwall at Elland Road. Leeds watched Sheffield United and Burnley both drop points on Tuesday evening, after their own slip-up against Portsmouth on Sunday afternoon.

A mix up between Joe Rodon and Illan Meslier was the cause Colby Bishop's winner, though the Whites might have felt they should have had a penalty for a foul on Daniel James in the first half. Joel Piroe's missed chances did not help.

Daniel Farke has downplayed Harry Gray’s immediate future in the Leeds United first-team squad. The 16-year-old is the younger brother of Archie Gray, who emerged as a key part of the side last season after coming through the club’s academy system.

LEEDS United boss Daniel Farke admits that his delight at seeing his side return to the top of the Championship table was limited by seeing the officials rule out a first-half goal which left him furious following Wednesday’s 2-0 success of Millwall.