conor mcnamara is at elland road for us.leeds united top of the pile that derby in hot pursuit, a game that doesn't need to be hyped up and get spy gate has been on everyone's lips in the build—up. police were called to derby‘s training ground yesterday, somebody was acting suspiciously around the perimeter fence, was acting suspiciously around the perimeterfence, he was acting suspiciously around the perimeter fence, he was spoken to and no arrests were made but it has become very espionage. have leeds united been spying on derby county looking for secrets ahead of this one? former england and leeds united defender is with me, tony. leeds have been on top of the championship, they don't need to spy on anyone else, they are surely concentrating on their own game tonight? it is interesting. the way the manager sets the side up, possession stats have been huge, we have dominated sides, it's about how we play rather than anyone else. have dominated sides, it's about how we play rather than anyone elsem isa we play rather than a

well, bielsa's side put all the pre—match talk to bed with a 2—0 win over derby at elland road.pionship leaders increase their lead at the top of the table to five points ahead of the weekend's games. nick parrott was watching. keeping and i on the opposition is vital if you want success. but trying to see what you shouldn't can have consequences. police involvement with spy gate is over. but marcelo bielsa might only get a sigh of relief if darby figured him. revenge was quickly served up but not by a derby manager. less than women in the referee pointed to the spot that his assistant flag for offside. —— less then a minute. as spies would say a false five. some quick thinking and a potent marksman. while that was ok and their second was opportunistic. derby's defence in disarray. there we re derby's defence in disarray. there were no more goals but plenty more controversy. both teams might argue they should have had penalties. but after this match, you wonder why leeds felt the need to spy on them. well this is how it now looks in the championship. norwich could close leeds' g

bielsa has said: well, bielsa's side put all the pre—match talk to bed with a 2—0 win over derby at elland roadad of the weekend's games. nick parrott was watching. keeping an eye on the opposition is vital if you want success, but trying to tea what you shouldn't can have consequences. police involvement with spy gate is over, but marcelo melo three may only get to breathe a sigh of relief if derby forgive him. revenge was served up by not either derby manager. less than a minute in the reverie pointed to the spot but his assistant flag for offside. as spies would say, a false flag. leeds did not need inside knowledge, just some quick thinking and a potent marksman in the shape of kemar roofe. while that was elegant their second was opportunistic. derby's defence and disarray as jack harrison bounced a minute into the second half. there we re minute into the second half. there were no more goals but plenty more controversy. both teams might argue they should have had penalties. after this match, you wonder why leeds felt the need to spy on derby. after this match, you wonder why well this is h

kemar roofe and jack harrison scored the goals in a one—sided match in front of over 34,000 at elland road someone that he put up to the job actually physically caught by the police, and then to stand there in front of cameras and say he don't actually care, i mean, it's — it's disgusting, so, i mean, it's gonna be interesting to see actually what the, you know, what the fa deal with that because it is... i mean, it's out of order. it has polarised opinion, this debate. it is not new, is it? no. could it be considered research? what was it, standing on a hill? around the perimeter fence. what was it, standing on a hill? around the perimeterfence. he had binoculars. aroused suspicion. the police came but did not make any arrest. derby would claim leeds had an unfair advantage. the debate will go on. the fa are investigating. bielsa has said it is common practice, it goes on. was this ahead of the game? yes, this was on thursday. after the actual game frank lampard said they were second best throughout. leeds were so dominant it was not really an issue. which kind of makes it worse in some w

kemar roofe and jack harrison, scored the goals in front of over 34,000 at elland road.ctor dan. i'm not a real doctor. thank you for dropping the end. doctor dan. i'm not a real doctor. thank you for dropping the endlj was there last night. the match was one—sided. i was sitting behind gareth southgate. in terms of this story, a polarised opinion. some people find it funny. lots of clever tweet about it. 0thers saying it is a serious matter, it is unethical and leeds should be punished. surely it has been done before? the difference here is he has been caught red—handed. he has admitted it. if you saw frank lampard's interview, you can understand the angerfrom his interview, you can understand the anger from his point interview, you can understand the angerfrom his point of interview, you can understand the anger from his point of view. interview, you can understand the angerfrom his point of view. it would be naive to think it doesn't go on an awful lot in all sorts of sports. i am go on an awful lot in all sorts of sports. iam not go on an awful lot in all sorts of sp

kemar roofe and jack harrison scored the goals in front of over 34,000 at elland road.e job actually physically caught by the police, and then to stand there in front of cameras and say he don't actually care, i mean, it's — it's disgusting, so, i mean, it's gonna be interesting to see actually what the, you know, what the fa deal with that because it is... i mean, it's out of order. in the premier league, liverpool will be hoping to go seven points clear at the top when they travel to brighton. arsenal travel to west ham in the early game, while at the bottom, burnley welcome fulham to turf moor. manchester united travel to wembley to face tottenham tomorrow with united enjoying a 100% record since 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s arrival. ironically, it's the current tottenham manager, mauricio pochettino, who's favourite to take over at united long—term and he has nothing but admiration for solskjaer. he was even present for arguably the norwegian's most famous moment in football. i have good memories because also i remember when he scored after 90 minutes in norway, with tony