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  • Kick-off: 15:00
  • Venue: Elland Road
  • Attendance: 21229
  • Referee: Beeby, R

Live Commentary

90mins

That's it, it's all over, the referee has blown the final whistle.

80mins

Leeds are replacing Frazer Richardson with David Healy.

75mins

Rob Hulse is being taken off, Michael Ricketts has come on in his place.

69mins

Wolverhampton are replacing Colin Cameron with Leon Clarke.

64mins

Ki-Hyeon Seol is replaced by George Ndah.

60mins

Goal!! Rob Hulse scores for Leeds.

59mins

Rohan Ricketts is replaced by Mark Davies.

58mins

The referee has booked Colin Cameron.

58mins

Robbie Blake is replaced by Jonathon Douglas.

46mins

The second half is under way with the score currently at 1 v 0.

45mins

The ref has blown his whistle for half time.

8mins

Goal!! Leeds have scored with Eddie Lewis putting it in the back of the net.

0mins

The ref has blown his whistle and the match has started.

Match Report

American winger Eddie Lewis and fit-again striker Rob Hulse ended Wolves' 21-match unbeaten run as Leeds kept their 100 per cent home record intact.

Lewis, who played for his country in midweek, struck after only eight minutes and Hulse marked his first appearance of the season with a cleverly taken goal on the hour.

Jonathon Douglas, signed on a year's loan from Blackburn 24 hours earlier, made his Leeds debut when he left the bench two minutes before Hulse's goal and made an immediate impression in midfield.

Wolves had plenty of possession but made little headway as Leeds worked tirelessly to close them down.

Jermaine Wright was left out in favour of Frazer Richardson while Icelander Gylfi Einarsson deputised admirably in midfield for Eirik Bakke who was injured playing for Norway in midweek.

Wolves were without Paul Ince and Mark Kennedy who suffered injuries in training, so in came Seyi Olofinjana and Colin Cameron.

Leeds couldn't have wished for a better start. Lee Naylor lost out to Richardson who broke into the penalty box from the right and although his low cross by-passed Hulse, it found the on-rushing Lewis whose shot sped into the net from beyond the far post.

Wolves went close to a 24th minute equaliser when Kenny Miller's angled drive rattled the bar and Jackie McNamara wasn't far wide with a 25-yard effort soon afterwards, but Paul Butler and Sean Gregan defended stoically for Leeds and keeper Ian Bennett was alert when Naylor set up a chance for Carl Cort a few yards out.

Cort was also guilty of a bad miss, swinging his boot at thin air after Leeds struggled to clear a free-kick.

Leeds doubled their advantage on the hour. Einarsson headed Gary Kelly's free-kick towards Hulse who chested the ball down, turned and shot left-footed into the net to the delight of Leeds fans in a crowd of 21,229.

Leeds United

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Corners

55

Fouls

1816

Goal attempts

621

Shots off target

26

Offsides

31

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