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Preston: Nash, Alexander, Davis (Wilson 45), Mawene, Hill, Whaley, McKenna (Sedgwick 67), Jarrett, Stock (Nugent 84), Dichio, Ormerod.
Subs Not Used: Agyemang, Lewis Neal.

Booked: Wilson, Alexander, Whaley.

Goals: Stock 38, Ormerod 77.

Leeds: Sullivan, Richardson, Gregan, Kilgallon, Pugh, Walton, Blake (Griffiths 66), Stone, Douglas, Healy, Moore (Beckford 51).
Subs Not Used: Bennett, Einarsson, Harding.

Booked: Walton.

Att: 19,350

Ref: U Rennie (S Yorkshire).




Leeds v Preston
(Elland Road, Friday, 5 May, 1945 BST)

Crystal Palace v Watford
(Selhurst Park, Saturday, 6 May, 1215 BST)


Preston v Leeds
(Deepdale, Monday, 8 May, 1945 BST)

Watford v Crystal Palace
(Vicarage Road, Tuesday 9 May, 1945 BST)

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CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY OFF
Semi-final First Leg
Elland Road
Friday, 5 May
Kick-off: 1945 BST

Leeds manager Kevin Blackwell is likely to make numerous changed to the team that lost 2-0 at Preston on Sunday.

Rob Hulse, Eddie Lewis, Shaun Derry and Liam Miller could all be in line to return to Blackwell's team.

Preston trio Marcus Stewart, Brian O'Neil and Callum Davidson are all fit again, while David Nugent returned from his injury against Leeds at Deepdale.

Tyrone Smith is also available after missing Sunday's match to attend the birth of his first child.

BIG-MATCH FACTS

# LEEDS UNITED set out on the Play Off trail that could lead to a much coveted place back in the Premiership, after an absence of two seasons. The Yorkshire club were relegated from the top League at the end of the 2003/04 season when they finished tied with Leicester and Wolves, on 33 points. Last season, in Kevin Blackwell's first year in charge, they ended 14th in the Championship. This season a top five finish has landed them this chance of glory.

# Leeds participated in the first ever Play Offs in 1987. Again they were vying for a place back at the highest level, and defeated Oldham over two legs in the semi-finals on the away goals rule. They then played Charlton and couldn't be separated after two legs, but lost the replay and third meeting 2-1 after extra time, following a goalless 90 minutes. On that occasion the club finishing fourth bottom in the highest League had to compete in the play-offs, and Charlton duly retained their top flight status.

# The Elland Road club had been vying for automatic promotion for much of this season, but never broke into the top two. They were third until mid March, but slipped down the table with just one win from their last 10 League games. The club finishing fifth has won the play-offs for a place in the top division five times - the club finishing fourth has been successful on four occasions.

# PRESTON NORTH END are aiming to go one better than last season, when they reached the Millennium Stadium, but lost to Bobby Zamora's goal for West Ham in the Championship Play Off final. The Lilywhites finished fifth last season, but went one better this time around.

# This is Preston's seventh such adventure in the Play Offs and manager Billy Davies' second. Prior to last season's disappointment in Cardiff, they beat Birmingham in the 2000/01 Division One semi-finals, but then lost 3-0 to Bolton at Wembley. Earlier still they succumbed at the semi-final stage when in the third League level in 1988/89, and 1998/99 and as a fourth tier club in 1994/95. They reached Wembley as Third Division (fourth level) finalists in the 1993/94 season, only to lose 4-2 to Wycombe.

# North End's end-of-season experience was the absolute antithesis of Leeds'. They entered 2006 in 10th spot, rose to sixth, and concluded the campaign on an eight-match unbeaten run of six wins and two draws. They kept clean sheets in both this season's League clashes with Leeds, ending goalless at Elland Road on Guy Fawkes' Day and closed out the campaign, ironically, against Leeds with a 2-0 victory on their own patch last Sunday.

Referee: Phil Crossley (Kent)

THIS SEASON'S LEAGUE MEETINGS:

Leeds United 0-0 Preston North End
5 November 2005 - Ref: Andy D'Urso

Preston North End 2-0 Leeds United
30 April 2006 - Ref: Uriah Rennie
Preston scorers: Stock 38, Ormerod 77

HEAD TO HEAD TOTALS
League: Leeds 12 wins, Preston 20, Draws 8

HEAD TO HEAD at Leeds
League: Leeds 8 wins, Preston 8, Draws 4

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Leeds: Sullivan, Kelly, Gregan, Kilgallon, Crainey, Miller, Bakke (Stone 57), Derry (Cresswell 79), Lewis, Healy (Blake 72), Hulse.
Subs Not Used: Bennett, Douglas.

Booked: Bakke, Miller, Cresswell.

Goals: Lewis 74.

Preston: Nash, Mears, Davis, Mawene, Alexander, Jarrett, O'Neil (Whaley 64), McKenna, Nugent (Agyemang 64), Dichio, Ormerod (Sedgwick 88).
Subs Not Used: Ward, Wilson.

Booked: Davis.

Goals: Nugent 48.

Att: 35,239

Gledao sam tekmu na TPS Foot i moje misljenje je da je Leeds imao vise sansi a da je Preston igrao pametnije i iskoristio sansu.Dali su go u gostima i zadovoljni su.Videcemo sta ce biti u revansu.Ja se naravno nadam prolasku.Interesuje me vase misljenje ako je neko gledao.

Ref: P Crossley (Kent).

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