Leeds hit back to win 3-1 at Sheffield United and take a massive step towards promotion back to the Premier League.
Illan Meslier’s nightmare own goal had given the Blades the lead at Bramall Lane on Monday night.
But Junior Firpo rose to head Leeds level in the second half, before late goals from Ao Tanaka and Joel Piroe steered them to victory.
The win moves Leeds five points clear of Sheffield United at the top, and seven clear of Burnley in third.
The goals that sealed the comeback
Leeds take big step back towards Premier League
To say Meslier has blown hot and cold this season would be an understatement, and nothing encapsulated his campaign more than the opening minutes.
First he fumbled a corner before being saved on the line by Ilia Gruev’s clearance. Then there was a stunning save to keep out Callum O’Hare’s header – but he then diverted Tyrese Campbell’s follow-up effort that hit the post over the line for an own goal in the 14th minute.
However, it was Leeds’ star man this season, Dan James, who made a difference again, with his work and cross finding Firpo who steered a header past Michael Cooper in the Sheffield United net to equalise after 72 minutes.
Leeds struck late again, just as they did against Sunderland last week, as Tanaka headed in from close range from a corner in the 89th minute. Then Piroe sealed the win with a thunderbolt from the edge of the box less than a minute later.