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Like with all good Sunday lunchtimes, Yorkshire really delivered for us when it mattered most.

Leeds are back at the top of the pile and dreaming of being back in the Premier League this summer, while Sheffield Wednesday have shown their top-10 standing is no fluke, and they are in the play-off conversation on merit.

We'll be back on Tuesday night when we have EIGHT Championship games to bring you, not least Sheffield United trying to go back to the summit as they head to Swansea.

Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday are back in action on Wednesday night, when of course we'll also be here to bring you all the action on another huge night of second tier madness.

Thanks for your company this afternoon - enjoy the rest of your Sunday, and we'll see you soon!

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

That flick by Tanaka for the goal was amazing.

His composure and tidiness on the ball is really good.

It speaks of our recruitment ability to sign a player like that and as the season continues we are going to need that squad depth which is important.

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Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl told Sky Sports: "In the end 3-0... it's not the full picture of the day.

"Between the first and second goals we showed good fight. We felt we dominated them a little bit. It was an open game. I always felt we could score. Before the second goal we had a big chance to maybe score the equaliser.

"In the end it's hard to take but we played against the best team in the league and that's the difference between us and them.

"We were in the game and tried to play football, it shows what we want to do. It's hard to take but I can't say anything against my team today.

"Big teams can bring big players on. Leeds will go up as the best team in the league, we have to focus for the next 19 games."

Rohl also said he would meet chairman Dejphon Chansiri "as soon as possible" to discuss the future.

He said: "I think we'll have a meeting as soon as possible. It's important we have a clear picture and then we'll see what happens."

Leeds boss Daniel Farke added in his post-match press conference: "I'm pretty happy with the game today. They're a brave side who play with intensity.

"It's a well-deserved win because we returned to our best defensive play.

"We scored in the right moments and had many good shooting opportunities.

"When you score your second goal late then it's always a close game and we had to be turned on.

"Overall, it was a convincing win and a return back to perfect defensive behaviour. It was a mature performance.

"It's our 15th clean sheet this season and I expect us to defend well."

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Leeds boss Daniel Farke told Sky Sports: "It was a tight game against an in-form opponent. It was as we expected.

"It was a mature and solid performance and we scored at the right moments.

"Of course there was relief to double the lead. There's always an opportunity for the opponent to come back.

"(Wednesday) played with confidence and freedom, they are a good side, but there's no doubt we deserved to win this game, it was a good performance.

"You can't win them all. Nobody ever gets 138 points. Sometimes a draw on the road is a good point."

Asked about adding defensive reinforcements, Farke added: "If we keep winning games and keeping clean sheets, who knows, I don't want to change too much, but we'll see (what happens before the end of the January transfer window). There's no panic mode. We're in a good position."

Let's get some reaction from the two gaffers from this afternoon's Yorkshire derby.

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Today was the strongest performance I have seen from Jayden Bogle.

His attacking play was fantastic, getting up the pitch well and being involved in some good chances. There was no questions defensively either so he was certainly my man of the match.

If you want to relive the action from this Sunday lunchtime feast then you can click here to read Ian Woodcock's match report from the chilly Elland Road press box.

Aidy White might have been impressed with Largie Ramazani's individual brilliance for his goal - but his celebration was pretty special too...

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Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

The wide area is our strongest position in terms of squad depth, so when your a full-back and the game goes on and you get tired, if a team can bring players on who can show that sort of individual brilliance like what Ramazani did, it can be the difference maker.

Chris Waddle
Former Newcastle & England winger on ITV

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I think it's two from four to go up in the Championship. I'd be very surprised if Leeds don't go up.

It's one thing doing it at home, but it's whether they can start doing the same away from home which will decide if they go on and win it.

If they keep winning at Elland Road that'll keep them in the race. I definitely think they'll be top two.

For Sheffield Wednesday, Shea Charles would be a big loss, how do you replace someone like him?

If Danny Rohl says to the chairman there are one or two he wants who he thinks can get them in the play-offs then who knows what might happen...

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier came into the game under scrutiny after a couple of poor mistakes in the 3-3 draw at Hull a couple of weeks ago.

The Frenchman had very little to do today aside from one fairly comfortable save from a Djeidi Gassama drive and a bit of a flap at an early corner.

At the other end it was counterpart James Beadle who had a tricky afternoon.

The Brighton loanee made an error to give Leeds an early lead when the ball squirmed from his grasp and was slammed home by Manor Solomon.

That seemed to rock his confidence and, although he could do very little about the home side's late second and third goals, this was a difficult day for the talented young goalkeeper.

Leeds defender Ethan Ampadu told ITV: "Every derby game going to be tough, we knew that coming in.

"We had to work hard, but those are the games we enjoy. Three points is the main thing.

"We've had to be patient again, we had to be clinical and ruthless in the end but we had to withstand some pressure before we could do that."

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds are doing the right things, they are just focusing on their own performances. You can't go into games worrying what the teams around you are doing.

There has been a lot of talk about Illan Meslier in recent days but a good performance from him today.

He did not have a load of things to do but when he was called upon, he delivered.

Chris Waddle
Former Sheff Wed & England winger on ITV

The difference between the two clubs today is in the final third.

Leeds, when they got half a chance, they took it. It's fine margins. Sheffield Wednesday were not outplayed or outclassed.

Apart form the final third they have been brilliant, but they never looked like they were going to score.

They haven't got that proven goalscorer and that's why they are not in that top six or seven. They don't create enough.

Wednesday competed unbelievably well. For long spells they were the better side.

Simon: Back to the top of the league

Mark, Leeds fan, Hastings: Just when I thought the curse of the commentator had done for us! But thank you.

Drink it in Leeds fans... back to the summit, above the Blades.

Mixed emotions for Sheffield Wednesday fans, you'd imagine.

They remain on the outside of the play-off chasing pack, looking in...

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds came out in the first half and showed a good level of control, they could have created a few more chances but overall really good.

Wednesday changed their shape and looked promising in the second half but Leeds put on a professional display in the end and showed their class.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

The replays of that Ao Tanaka goal drew pleasing "Ooohs" from the home support.

The Japanese midfielder has been a star since his summer arrival and barely put a foot wrong all afternoon.

Not sure 3-0 quite reflects the balance of play but Leeds absolutely did what champions do today.

They took their chances when they had them and reduced their opponents to precious little.

Sheffield Wednesday's difficult week, after owner Dejphon Chansiri's comments about a breakdown in his relationship with popular boss Danny Rohl, comes to a bad end.

John Pearson
Former Sheffield Wednesday forward on BBC Radio Sheffield

Wednesday played really well and they did not deserve to lose like that.

Leeds were patient and caused problems but I think Wednesday did the best they can. You can't ask any more from the players this afternoon.