Your final chance to win one of two pairs of tickets to give away for this Saturdays match at Elland Road against Swansea City kindly provided by Sportingbet, Leeds United’s official betting partner. For your chance to win a pair of these tickets simply answer the question below correctly.

Who were the two scorers for Leeds United the last time the two teams met in the league at Elland Road in September 2007?

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Winners: Congratulations to Stuart from Barrowford and Andrew from Sunderland for winning these tickets.

Thanks to our friends at Sportingbet, Leeds United’s official betting partner, we have two pairs of tickets to give away for this Saturdays match at Elland Road against Swansea City. For your chance to win a pair of these tickets simply answer the question below correctly.

Who were the two scorers for Leeds United the last time the two teams met in the league at Elland Road in September 2007?

Email you answer along with your full name and hometown to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Competition closes Wednesday 8th September 2010 at 6.00pm, the winners will be drawn from all correct entries and announced on Thursday morning.



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People often view the cup with a bit of romance, a chance to get an away tie against a lower league team and tick off one of those 92 grounds or even draw a top Premiership side and pit your wits against the best. For that reason many people saw a home tie against Leicester, a team in the same division, as slightly disappointing and so it was that they were proved right. Simon Grayson made four chances to the side that tore apart Millwall on the weekend with Shane Higgs getting his first competitive start of the season, Alex Bruce repalcing Richard Naylor, Max Gradel replacing Lloyd Sam and Davide Somma starting up front ahead of Sanchez Watt after his glorious league debut on Saturday.

After a miserable and overcast day in Beeston the game started brightly for Leeds, Max Gradel obviously had something to prove against his former side and put in a good cross with Luciano failing to get the definitive touch to put the ball in the back of the Leicester net. Leeds had a lot of endeavour but without Watt and Sam they lacked that sparkle, that cutting edge and decent chances were few and far between. Leicester although having less of the ball early on had the best chances with N'Guessan hitting a shot straight at Higgs and Hobbs heading wide. Luciano Becchio headed wide from a Neil Kilkenny corner and Gallagher failed to get on the end of a cross to put the visitors ahead.

Just after the half hour mark Max Gradel got into gear, having just hit a thunderbolt that was tipped over the bar by the Leicester keeper he this time received the ball half way inside the Leicester half, without prevaricating he played a beautiful first time ball into the box which Somma duly heading into the back of the net with the deftest of touches. The only other clear chances of the first half came as Bradley Johnson chipped over the bar after good build up play and Leicester’s Howard headed the ball wide when he should really have done better. Half time came with Leeds having a one nil lead.