Leeds United look a good bet to reclaim a place in the Premier League thanks to an incredible defensive record.
They have conceded just 10 goals in their Championship campaign with Marco Bielsa hoping to pip West Brom in the race for the title.
Such is the quality of their defensive record that it has sparked talk whether Leeds had set a new record in the history of the second tier in terms of goals conceded after 20 games.
But for all of their brilliance at the back, statisticians Stats Zone have worked out that it actually belongs to Notts.
In 1922-23, the Magpies conceded just eight goals in 20 games, a record that looks like it is going to take some beating.
But if Leeds are looking for omens, they will be comforted to know that Notts ended up as title-winners that season.
They finished top of the league two points ahead of West Ham to win promotion to Division One.
Ironically, Leeds were in the same division that season, but finished seventh in a league that included Manchester United, Leicester City and Wolves.
