As Garry Monk’s side surged towards the Championship play-offs, second-placed Brighton were swept aside following a brace from Chris Wood.
Wood guided home a brilliant header from Charlie Taylor’s cross on the hour-mark before Souleymane Doukara won a penalty in the closing stage that the New Zealand international calmly converted.
Three points for Monk's men lifted them to fourth in the table in front of 29,767 at Elland Road.
Of course, a lot has changed since then – managers, players and league status, with both sides now proud members of the Premier League.
As a bit of nostalgia, the YEP has looked back on that 2-0 win for Leeds, four years ago, to find out where each player who featured for the Whites that day is now.
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7. Ronaldo Vieira
Vieira remains on the books at Sampdoria, the club who bought him from Leeds in the summer of 2018, but is on loan at Serie A rivals Hellas Verona. They have an option to buy clause, but injuries have restricted him to just three appearances this season. Photo: Michael Regan
8. Hadi Sacko
Sacko was deemed surplus to requirements by Marcelo Bielsa and subsequently left the club permanently last summer for Turkish outfit Denizlispor. That followed after loan spells at Las Palmas and Ankaragucu. Photo: Matthew Lewis
9. Pablo Hernandez
Like Berardi, Hernandez has stayed loyal to Leeds and thank goodness he has. An integral part of the Bielsa team that got the Whites back into the big time. Nine Championship goals he scored last season - including THAT Swansea goal. Photo: Gareth Copley
10. Alfonso Pedraza
The 24-year-old transitioned into a left-back upon his return to Spain and parent club Villarreal. It seems to be paying off too. Most recently as this week, Pedraza was linked with a move to Barcelona. Photo: Alex Pantling
11. Chris Wood
Scorer of both goals, which contributed to a season total of 27. However, Wood was then sold in the following summer for a reported £15million. The New Zealand international enjoyed his best goal return since departing Elland Road last season with 14. Photo: Laurence Griffiths
12. Stuart Dallas (on for Sacko)
Leeds’ Mr Versatile. Another key component of the Bielsa promotion-winning team, playing in practically every position apart from goalkeeper. Photo: Clive Mason