Leeds United 1 - 2 Derby
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Saturday, 7 August 2010
Npower Championship
| Home Team | Score | Away Team | Time |
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| Leeds United | 1-2 | Derby | L |
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Leeds United
- 01 Schmeichel
- 02 Connolly
- 05 Collins
- 06 Naylor
- 21 Bessone
- 08 Kilkenny
- 11 Sam
- 14 Howson
- 16 Johnson
- 10 Becchio
- 18 Watt
Substitutes
- 12 Higgs,
- 04 Bruce,
- 26 Bromby,
- 32 White,
- 15 Clayton,
- 22 Hughes,
- 13 Grella
Derby
- 01 Bywater
- 02 Brayford
- 03 Roberts
- 06 Leacock
- 14 Anderson
- 04 Green
- 08 Savage
- 16 Bailey
- 19 Cywka
- 09 Hulse
- 10 Commons
Substitutes
- 13 Deeney,
- 05 Barker,
- 17 Buxton,
- 21 Moxey,
- 18 Pringle,
- 12 Porter,
- 23 Doyle
- 32:39 Dean Leacock gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Richard Naylor. Free kick taken by Bradley Johnson.
- 31:20 John Brayford gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Lloyd Sam. The ball is sent over by Neil Kilkenny, Bradley Johnson takes a shot.
- 30:43 Effort from outside the area by James Bailey goes wide right of the goal.
- 28:01 Unfair challenge on Neill Collins by Rob Hulse results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Neil Kilkenny.
- 26:17 GOAL - Kris Commons:Leeds United 1 - 2 Derby Penalty taken left-footed by Kris Commons and scored. Leeds 1-2 Derby.
- 25:24 Lloyd Sam gives away a Penalty for an unfair challenge on Tomasz Cywka.
- 22:40 Richard Naylor takes the chance to get an effort at goal.
- 22:03 James Bailey challenges Sanchez Watt unfairly and gives away a free kick. Neil Kilkenny delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel.
- 19:56 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Dean Leacock by Paul Connolly. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Robbie Savage, clearance by Bradley Johnson. Corner from the right by-line taken by Kris Commons, save by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 19:04 The ball is swung over by Gareth Roberts, save made by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 17:31 The ball is swung over by Neil Kilkenny.
- 17:13 The ball is swung over by Bradley Johnson.
- 16:45 The offside flag is raised against Luciano Becchio. Stephen Bywater restarts play with the free kick.
- 15:01 Jonathan Howson provided the assist for the goal.
- 15:01 GOAL - Luciano Becchio:Leeds United 1 - 1 Derby Luciano Becchio finds the back of the net with a goal from close in low into the middle of the goal. Leeds 1-1 Derby.
- 14:43 The assistant referee signals for offside against Luciano Becchio. Indirect free kick taken by Stephen Bywater.
- 12:09 Assist by Paul Green.
- 12:09 GOAL - Rob Hulse:Leeds United 0 - 1 Derby A goal is scored by Rob Hulse from deep inside the penalty box high into the middle of the goal. Leeds 0-1 Derby.
- 11:04 Shot from just outside the penalty box by Kris Commons misses to the left of the target.
- 10:37 The ball is swung over by Paul Green.
- 8:15 The ball is sent over by Neil Kilkenny, Neill Collins has a headed effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the left of the target.
- 7:22 Corner taken right-footed by Neil Kilkenny from the right by-line, Neill Collins takes a shot. Save by Stephen Bywater.
- 6:22 The referee blows for offside. Free kick taken by Stephen Bywater.
- 5:12 Bradley Johnson produces a left-footed shot from the edge of the box and misses to the left of the target.
- 3:50 Sanchez Watt challenges Paul Green unfairly and gives away a free kick. Robbie Savage takes the direct free kick.
- 1:43 The ball is swung over by Paul Connolly, Dean Leacock manages to make a clearance.
- 1:02 Shot from just outside the box by Kris Commons goes over the bar.
- 0:00 The game gets underway.
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Npower Championship
Venue: Elland Road Date: Saturday, 7 August 2010 Kick-off: 1715 BST
Coverage: Live on BBC1 & BBC HD from 1705 BST, plus BBC Sport website, BBC Radio 5 live, BBC Radio Leeds, BBC Radio Derby & highlights on The Football League Show
Leeds may hand a debut to Arsenal loanee Sanchez Watt, who could replace injured midfielder Robert Snodgrass.
Patrick Kisnorbo and Billy Paynter are also sidelined by injury, while Max Gradel and Davide Somma are suspended.
Derby trio Gareth Roberts, Russell Anderson and Dean Leacock should play despite picking up knocks in the friendly defeat by Birmingham.
Shaun Barker, Stephen Pearson and Steve Davies are ruled out by knee injuries, while Miles Addison has a foot problem.
It was a final-day defeat at Derby that brought the curtain down on Leeds' relegation from the second tier in 2007, so it is fitting that the Rams provide the opposition as Championship football returns to Elland Road.
Of the two sides, the bookies rate newly-promoted Leeds as the better bet for promotion. The big question at Elland Road is whether fans saw their side's true colours in the first or second half of last season. The Whites were unstoppable up to Christmas, winning 17 of their first 23 league games.
However, they went off the boil spectacularly following the shock FA Cup win at Manchester United, and only narrowly clinched promotion after losing nine times in 2010. The loss of Jermaine Beckford, who contributed 31 goals in all competitions last season before moving to Everton, is also a blow.
Inconsistency plagued Derby in 2009/10. The Rams spent most of the campaign looking nervously over their shoulder at the relegation zone but beat both Newcastle and Nottingham Forest, who finished first and third respectively.
Head-to-head
• Derby have won their last three games against Leeds in all competitions.
• Leeds' last win against Derby was a 3-1 victory in September 2005, when current Rams striker Rob Hulse netted a hat-trick.
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Leeds
• The Yorkshire club have won all six of their opening day fixtures since relegation from the Premier League in 2004.
• They have not lost their first match of the league season since 1989, when Newcastle beat them 5-2 at St James' Park in a Division Two match.
• Leeds won 25 league games last season, one fewer than the previous campaign, when they missed out on automatic promotion by two places.
Derby
• The Rams are starting a league campaign away from home for the first time in six seasons.
• Last season they beat Peterborough 2-1 in their first fixture. It was the first time in seven years the Rams had kicked off a league campaign on a winning note.
• They won only three of 23 league games away from Pride Park in 2009/10, compared to 12 on home turf.
Leeds:
Alex Bruce & Neill Collins (undisclosed fees)
Sanchez Wattt (season-long loan)
Kasper Schmeichel, Billy Paynter, Paul Connolly, Federico Bessone & Lloyd Sam (all free transfers)
Derby:
John Brayford & James Bailey (undisclosed combined fee)
Gareth Roberts, David Martin & Tomasz Cywka (free transfers)
Leeds boss Simon Grayson: "We are playing with less pressure in some respects having had that expectancy of promotion in League One, but believe me the pressure is still there to push on to the next level. We are all setting our sights on the Premier League."
Derby boss Nigel Clough: "We will learn a bit more about the players on Saturday when some of the younger ones go to Elland Road in front of nearly a full house.
"It will be a test of character, that's for sure. We hope we have got more of the right type of characters now but we won't really know until we get into the season."
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