Only six teams in Championship playoff history have managed to overcome a first leg defeat.
Leeds United beat Derby County away in the first leg of their playoff semi-final on Saturday.
Frank Lampard’s side will be hoping to turn their defeat around - but such outcomes are quite rare.
Following last night's tie second leg at The Hawthorns, where Aston Villa held on to their first leg win to triumph on penalties, there have been 36 instances of teams losing the first leg of the playoff semi-finals in the Premier League era.
Only six of those ties saw the losing team make it to the final.
Unfortunately for Derby in particular, all of those teams were playing at home in the second leg.
Fulham lost the first leg of their 2017/18 playoff against Derby one-nil.
The Cottagers won two-nil at home in the second leg to make it to the final and ultimately the Premier League.
Watford also lost the first leg of their 2012/13 playoff against Leicester City one-nil.
A 97th minute goal by Troy Deeney in the return leg at Vicarage Road gave the Hornets a three-one win and put them into the final, which they lost to Crystal Palace.
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In 2003/04, West Ham lost their first leg one-nil away to Ipswich.
A two-nil win in the return leg at Upton Park turned the tie around.
Preston North End made it to the 2000/01 playoff final despite losing their first leg one-nil away to Birmingham City.
Sunderland lost their first leg of the 1997/98 playoff semis away to Sheffield United two-one.
They won two-nil at home though to put them into the final, which they lost on penalties to Charlton.
Bolton also lost their first leg two-one, this time away to Wolves in 1994/95.
The Trotters won two-nil at home after extra time putting them into the final which they won four-three against Reading.
