Leeds United moved a step closer to the Premier League after beating Swansea City.
Pablo Hernandez's late winner ensured another victory for Marcelo Bielsa's men, leaving them on the cusp of a return to the top-flight.
The Spaniard came off the bench to make a decisive impact, just as he did in midweek against Stoke City, albeit in a much more nervy clash against a play-off-chasing Swansea side.
With only three Championship matches remaining in the season, Leeds could seal official confirmation that they will be a Premier League club again on Thursday.
Despite West Brom dropping points after a 1-1 draw with Blackburn Rovers on Saturday, Brentford have kept their winning run going after they beat Derby County 3-1.
Although the Bees' have clawed some ground during their six-game winning run, the gap between the two clubs remains at six points, with only nine available.
It means that should Brentford fail to beat Preston North End at home on Wednesday, Leeds will be promoted with a win over Barnsley on Thursday at Elland Road.
If Thomas Frank's side take three points against Preston, Leeds will have to wait a few more days and would need just a solitary point from their final two Championship fixtures.
Here's a look at the remainder of their calendar for the 2019/20 campaign.
Leeds United's remaining fixtures
Leeds United vs Barnsley - Thursday July 16, 5pm
Derby County vs Leeds United - Sunday July 19th, 2pm
Leeds United vs Charlton Athletic - Wednesday July 22, 7.30pm
