By Andy Baggott
May 13 2009

Leeds go into tomorrows massive game needing to turn around a 1 goal deficit. Neil Harris' second half winner is the goal that seperates the 2 clubs. Leeds boss Simon Grayson is picking from strength with only Sam Sodje being a slight doubt, but the defender, on loan from Reading, is expected to play. Elsewhere, boss Simon Grayson has a couple of decisions to make - his preffered side is the one that was beaten on Saturday, and didn't really threaten.  Players like Andy Robinon and Bradley Johnson will be hoping to get the nod, but I expect Grayson to play an unchanged team.
The problem last time out was up front - at the back, they were pretty much solid, apart from the goal - and have been for several weeks now.  However, star men like Beckford, Delph and Snodgrass didn't dictate the game as they can, and Grayson must find a way to ensuere they are at peak form.
An early goal for Leeds would be a massive boost - the longer the game goes on and they are still chasing (as Reading showed last night), the more gaps appear, and chances wil be created on the counter.
The game is perfectly poised, and all to play for - a date at Wembley agaisnt Scunthorpe or MK Dons awaits the winner...

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