Leeds dominated from the outset but squandered a few good chances to go ahead, Mateo Joseph firing wide from a Willy Gnonto cutback and seeing another strike from the edge the box tipped around the post for a corner.
Brenden Aaronson squandered arguably the best opportunity of the lot when blazing over from a flowing Whites counter whilst Derby threatened just once shortly before the half hour mark when a cross from Kayden Jackson went very close to finding the top corner.
The pattern of the game continued after the break but with slightly more threat from Derby yet Leeds still dominating only to see chance after chance wasted. Substitute Dan James was unable to finish the best of them, Derby keeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom producing yet another save to deny James who was in one-on-one.
Yet Leeds still had well over ten minutes to make their dominance count and the Whites finally did so in the 79th minute as a beautiful passing move was finished off by Aaronson for the only goal of the game.
Graham Smyth, the YEP’s chief football writer, hands out the scores from a second away win in quick succession for Daniel Farke’s Whites.

7. Ao Tanaka
7 - Quieter than he has been in other performances, took time to get into it. Showed his passing ability at times and got about the pitch to make challenges. Finished strongly. Photo: Ben Roberts Photo

8. Largie Ramazani
6 - A bright start but he faded and went too quiet. Had a good chance to make himself a hero but was foiled by the keeper. Created a little danger. Photo: Ben Roberts Photo

9. Willy Gnonto
6 - Created some danger when he got outside but when he came into the middle it was all a bit too congested for him to beat the defence. Photo: Barrington Coombs

10. Brenden Aaronson
7 - Got into great positions but was wasteful with two big chances. Didn't waste the third, adding a composed finish. Photo: Ben Roberts Photo

11. Mateo Joseph
5 - A couple tidy moments in build up and a nice early release shot that tested the keeper but generally unable to take his chance to shine. Photo: Barrington Coombs

12. Manor Solomon (sub)
7 - Lively, dangerous. Played a lovely ball to put James in. Wanted the ball often. Photo: Barrington Coombs

