(At the end of the season, I still want to summarize the closing stages of the second division of the four major European leagues (English, West, Italy and Germany) through each round of review, and if there is time, I will also add League One, and at the end of the season, I will also pay attention to the relegation and relegation of the third and even fourth leagues.) ）
The Championship promotion play-off semi-finals have come to an end, with Leeds returning to Elland Road to qualify for the play-off final with relative ease, with a goalless draw at Norwich City in the first leg, and still retain hope of returning to the Premier League.
In the first leg at the Kalau Road Stadium, the two teams played listlessly, with a total of 3 shots on target in the whole game, but the Blancos who returned to their home stadium in the second leg completely recovered, showing a faulty absolute advantage, with 11-1 shots on target, without giving Norwich half a chance. Five of the six players in the midfield participated in the goal, which can be said to completely enliven the attack.
Leeds United took the lead after seven minutes when Bulgarian international Gruev's free-kick from 25 yards flew into the back of the net for his first goal since switching from Bremen to Leeds United this season. Before Norwich could recover his senses, the second blow came when Italian star Gnonto crossed from the flank, and Dutch centre-forward Pierroe headed in his 16th goal of the season.
Just before half-time, French striker Ruttehl blasted home to seal the win for Leeds United. At the start of the second half, Norwich City suffered another blow when top scorer Sargent went off injured. Midway through the second half, Firpo's cross set up Summerville to add a second goal as Leeds United advanced at home.
Leeds United's opponents will be between Southampton and West Bromwich Albion, with the second leg between the two teams taking place in the early hours of Saturday GMT.