Leeds left the door open for Leicester and Ipswich to increase their leads at the top of the Championship after a 1-1 draw at Rotherham on Friday night.

Crysencio Summerville gave Daniel Farke's men the lead with a superb solo effort after only six minutes, but right on the stroke of half-time, Hakeem Odoffin fired a clinical equaliser past Illan Meslier to restore parity.

Leeds - who had 18 shots and 74 per cent possession on the night - thought they had won the game late on, when substitute Jaidon Anthony slammed in Willy Gnonto's square ball, only for the offside flag to swiftly follow celebrations.

The third-placed visitors have narrowed the gap to the current top two to seven points, but they could find themselves 10 points outside the automatic promotion places on Saturday night, should they beat Swansea and West Brom respectively.

Rotherham, meanwhile, move to within three points of exiting the relegation zone.