A look at where the opportunities for Daniel Farke's Leeds United to make up ground on Leicester City and Ipswich Town lie over the next few gameweeks
Another positive result for Leeds United on Saturday afternoon at Carrow Road has seen the team move up to third place in the Championship, just shy of the top-two target that would see them promoted back to the Premier League at the end of the season. The 3-2 comeback win over Norwich City was their fourth win in five matches, the kind of run of form that any side eyeing automatic promotion will need to be regularly stringing together.
Ideally, they will start eating into the deficit and will be hoping that the old football cliche that it's easier to be a chaser rather than a pace-setter will come true this season. So where will the opportunities to breach the gap come in the next week weeks? We've had a look at the next four rounds of Championship fixtures ahead of the November international break to see if there are any straws to clutch at.
Leeds kick the weekend off with a Yorkshire derby against a Town side buoyed by a first win for new boss Darren Moore at the weekend. While Leeds clearly have a better squad, which is reflected by the two teams' places in the table, the Terriers will be hoping that some derby day chaos could mix things up.
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