The international break is drawing to a close, with two of Leeds United's young guns ending it in style.
Eddie Nketiah bagged an England Under-21s hat-trick, while Mateusz Bogusz netted a winner for Poland's under-21s side.
Meanwhile, back at Thorp Arch, another youngster in Jordan Stevens was getting back to work following his recent suspension.
As all eyes turn to tomorrow's centenary celebrations, here is a look at the latest Leeds United news...
Nketiah's hat-trick draws praise
Eddie Nketiah gave Marcelo Bielsa something to think about when he netted an England Under-21 hat-trick in a 5-1 European qualifier win over Austria.
Stuart Pearce was on punditry duty and he had a lot of nice things to say about the Leeds loan man.
His comments are here in full and you can read what former Arsenal man Martin Keown had to say here.
Bogusz bags winner
Another young Leeds player was in goalscoring form on Tuesday night, as Mateusz Bogusz netted a winner for Poland Under-21s against Serbia.
| Mateusz Bogusz scored the decisive goal in today’s 1-0 win over Serbia, as the #LUFC midfielder helped Poland move a step closer to #U21Euro pic.twitter.com/bgo7InYHIG
— Leeds United (@LUFC) October 15, 2019
Stevens thanks fans
Jordan Stevens has thanked Leeds United fans for their supportive messages on social media.
The 19-year-old midfielder, a regular for Carlos Corberan’s Under-23s, has been serving a six-week ban from football-related activities for offences related to gambling.
Leeds have been supportive of the youngster, lodging an appeal against the charge, while the club’s managing director Angus Kinnear recently shared a strongly-worded statement against the decision, calling it ‘intellectually insurmountable’.
Posting an update to his Instagram page, Stevens shared a photograph of the handwritten cards he’s received from Leeds fans, captioning it with ‘Thank You’.
Milner looks back
James Milner has given a new interview in which he reflects on his 17-year career in football, including his early days at Leeds United .
Horsforth-born Milner has won a pair of Premier League titles with Manchester City and the Champions League with Liverpool, but the midfielder evidently still has a lot of love for his boyhood club.
Now, in a new interview in BT Sport’s ‘What I Wore’ series , Milner has reflected on his time at Leeds, from being a ball boy when Leeds beat AC Milan in the Champions League, his first goals for the club after breaking through, and the career-low of the club’s relegation in 2004.
Derby duo sentenced
Derby County stars Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett have been sentenced after pleading guilty to drink-driving and failing to stop at the scene of an accident.
The two Championship players were involved in an accident on the A6 near Derby last month, which also involved Derby skipper Richard Keogh - leaving the defender sidelined for the remainder of the season.
District Judge Jonathan Taaffe heard how Welsh international Lawrence, 25 recorded a breath test reading of 58 micrograms per 100ml and Bennett, 23 recorded a level of 64. The legal limit is 35.
Both players have been disqualified from driving for 2 years, given a 12-month community order each, ordered to carry out 180 hours of unpaid work and costs of £85 and £90 victim surcharge.
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