Follow live coverage as Queens Park Rangers face Leeds United in the Championship today. An increasingly competitive second tier in English football remains an intense and exciting competition, with the prize of a place in the Premier League on offer at the end of the season.

QPR took a two-goal lead inside half-an-hour, with both involving sloppy play. Brenden Aaronson's lazy pass allowed Koki Saito to coolly bend home first time before an unmarked Steve Cook as allowed to nod home off the post. An own goal from Morgan Fox got Leeds back into the game with a flick from a Manor Solomon cross.

Middlesbrough are unable to call upon Rav van den Berg, George Edmundson, Darragh Lenihan and Luke Ayling, while Dael Fry was forced off with a calf problem in Saturday's defeat to Swansea, meaning that Boro could go into Tuesday's fixture without a natural centre-back.

Follow live text commentary, score updates and match stats from Queens Park Rangers v Leeds United in the Championship.

Leeds United's home record since Daniel Farke arrived at Elland Road has been immense. Farke, who became Leeds' new manager on a four-year contract in July 2023, has made the club's home stadium a fortress since their relegation down to the Championship.

Leeds' 23rd league win after 37 matches was labelled "excellent" and "important" by manager Daniel Farke, who now sees his side sitting two points clear of Sheffield United in second and four points above Burnley in third, after both the Blades and the Clarets dropped points in midweek.

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