Daniel Farke’s Whites were on the front foot from the off and went ahead after just 12 minutes through Junior Firpo who converted from close range after a Mateo Joseph cross. Leeds took a 1-0 advantage into the interval and doubled their advantage just after the hour mark through a neat finish from Georginio Rutter after Town failed to clear a Crysencio Summerville corner.
Summerville then squandered a fine chance to bag a third when racing away one-on-one only to fire wide but Leeds hit the back of the net one last time in the 90th minute through youngster Sam Chambers who blasted home a powerful finish from the edge of the box.
Leeds United writer Lee Sobot hands out the scores from the Exercise Stadium where Harry Gray, younger brother of Archie, was also handed a Whites debut from the bench.

19. Harry Gray (sub)
7 - Fans were singing the name of Archie Gray's 15-year-old younger brother before the game even kicked off, even more so when it became apparent that he was about to be brought on. Went straight into the no 9 role and immediately buzzed about, pressing defenders and the Town keeper. Didn't actually have that many touches, sending one shot over the bar from the edge of the box but hugely exciting. Photo: Richard Sellers

20. Sam Chambers (sub)
7 - What a debut for the youngster, only on for a few minutes and hammered home a thumping finish. Photo: Naomi Baker

21. Luca Thomas (sub)
N/A - Another youngster brought on for his debut at the same time as Chambers. Unable to rifle one in into the back of the net like Chambers did but a huge moment for him even getting on. A hard one to mark after so little time on the pitch. Photo: Julian Finney

22. Andrew Kitchen (referee)
6 - Gave quite a few soft free-kicks and booked Charlie Crew which was not really in keeping with a carnival atmosphere friendly. A ticking off would have been sufficient. Not bad but not amazing. Photo: Nathan Stirk

23. Daniel Farke (manager)
9 - Caused a surprise by lining up with a back three, even in the second half as Sam Byram was more or less deployed as a centre half. But the system seemed to suit the Whites with wing backs bombing up and down the flanks. Also gave the crowd what they wanted to see with a debut for Harry Gray. Photo: Richard Sellers

