Whilst Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa's top focus is on getting the Whites playing entertaining football and guiding them back to the Premier League, the Leeds chief is also a big believer of the game we all love being played fairly.
Bielsa's eagerness for the sport to be played in a fairly and sensible manner was highlighted towards the back-end of last season when Leeds and Aston Villa went toe-to-toe in a memorable clash at Elland Road.
Following a challenge by skipper Liam Cooper on Villa striker Jonathan Kodjia, Leeds decided to play on, eventually scoring through Mateusz Klich. But whilst the home supporters were jubilant in the stands, chaos broke out on the field and in the technical area.
The whole incident saw Villa ace Anwar El Ghazi for an alleged arm into the face of Patrick Bamford, though video replays showed Bamford had, in fact, faked the incident.
But following the whole melee, Bielsa, in a true sporting fashion, ordered his Leeds players to give Villa a goal, with Albert Adomah running through from the restart and drawing Dean Smith's side level.
Bielsa's sportsmanship did not go unnoticed, with the 64-year-old's decision leading to himself and Leeds being awarded the FIFA Fair Play award.
And Bielsa's mantra clearly hasn't changed this season either, with the Whites, after 14 Championship games, having collected the lowest amount of disciplinary points so far this season, according to the FA's Fair Play table for the Championship.
Here, LeedsLive has taken a close look at how United's disciplinary record compares to the rest of the Championship so far this term, with four disciplinary points being handed out for a yellow card, 10 points for a red card for denial of a goal-scoring opportunity or dismissal for two cautions and 12 points being awarded for a red card brandished for violent conduct, serious foul play, spitting or offensive and abusive language.
1 - Barnsley
Yellow cards: 36
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 156
2 - Sheffield Wednesday
Yellow cards: 33
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 142
3 - Wigan Athletic
Yellow cards: 32
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 138
4 - Hull City
Yellow cards: 28
Red cards: 2
Disciplinary points: 134
5 - Millwall
Yellow cards: 27
Red cards: 2
Disciplinary points: 130
6 - Charlton Athletic
Yellow cards: 32
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 128
7 - QPR
Yellow cards: 28
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 122
8 - West Bromwich Albion
Yellow cards: 26
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 116
9 - Bristol City
Yellow cards: 25
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 112
10 - Fulham
Yellow cards: 22
Red cards: 2
Disciplinary points: 108
11 - Birmingham City
Yellow cards: 27
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 108
12 - Nottingham Forest
Yellow cards: 26
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 104
13 - Blackburn Rovers
Yellow cards: 25
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 100
14 - Reading
Yellow cards: 22
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 98
15 - Derby County
Yellow cards: 24
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 96
16 - Huddersfield Town
Yellow cards: 24
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 96
17 - Middlesbrough
Yellow cards: 23
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 92
18 - Swansea City
Yellow cards: 19
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 88
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19 - Cardiff City
Yellow cards: 22
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 88
20 - Stoke City
Yellow cards: 16
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 76
21 - Brentford
Yellow cards: 18
Red cards:
Disciplinary points: 72
22 - Luton Town
Yellow cards: 18
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 72
23 - Preston North End
Yellow cards: 18
Red cards: 0
Disciplinary points: 72
24 - Leeds United
Yellow cards: 17
Red cards: 1
Disciplinary points: 68
As you can see from the data above, Leeds have picked up the least amount of disciplinary points so far this term, with only Stoke City collecting fewer yellow cards.
The Whites' only red card this season, of course, was overturned after the EFL decided to overrule referee James Linington's decision to send-off centre-back Gaetano Berardi in the 2-1 defeat to Millwall earlier this month.
