Emi Martinez joins fellow goalkeeper Illan Meslier in picking up a yellow card, his is for some very obvious timewasting.

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Dean Plumley: Gnonto may just be the best bargain of the season, the kid is electric, what a baller.

Good news for Leeds fans as six minutes are shown on the fourth official's board.

Can Aston Villa hold on?

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Oh, Illan Meslier is perhaps fortunate to escape a sending off as he comes way out of his area and then catches Philippe Coutinho with a high boot. He gets away with just a yellow card, but Leeds haven't really built on getting that goal back.

Another change for Leeds as they chase the equaliser. On comes left back Junior Firpo for Robin Koch.

Philippe Coutinho intercepts a poor clearance by the Leeds defence and tries to float the ball into the net from 35 yards with Illan Meslier off his line but it drops wide of goal.

Leeds have to be careful or any similar mistakes will be punished.

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Former Manchster United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "Gnonto, you're a little beauty.

"That was strength. Ashley Young is wise and knowledgable but he gets done by the youngster.

"They get back at him but he just rolls him, and then the best bit. The composure and class at the end, which so many young players don't get.

"This lad is very, very special. I've not seen a young player as composed and know the position as well as him for a long time. He's very, very good.

"I said if Leeds got a goal they'd be in business. I never felt Leeds were out of this game and Villa were comfortable."

Aston Villa now make a couple of changes as they close in on victory.

On come Morgan Sanson and Philippe Coutinho for Jacob Ramsey and Emiliano Buendia.

Leeds have a defence and an attack now - that's it - and Jacob Ramsey has the run of the midfield as Villa come forward. Who knows who will get the next goal, if there is one.

Leeds did come back from 2-0 down at the weekend to draw 2-2, albeit against Championship opposition, and Jesse Marsch still believes his side can get something from this game as he makes a couple of attacking changes.

On come Joe Gelhardt and Sam Greenwood for Brenden Aaronson and Marc Roca.

Jon Evans: There's more grit to this Villa team since Emery came in. No chance we'd be up against it like today and find 2 goals, we'd have just capitulated under Gerrard.

Brilliant again from Wilfried Gnonto as his quick feet sees him skip between two Villa defenders before getting a shot off as he is closed down by three players but it is deflected behind.

Villa will be happy to concede the corner to be fair because once again the delivery is poor.

Arunit Chatterjee: Leeds fans need to get their expectation right. No shame in being a team battling relegation in your third season in the PL. Think there are quite a few sides worse than Leeds. And Marsch has got a decent playing style as well which many of the bottom sides cry for.

Max Wober has Rory Delap levels of long throws. He sends one right into the middle of the box that Villa have to nod behind, but the hosts then break from yet another poor Leeds set piece before Leon Bailey is fouled.

Ashley Young has had another impressive night so far, capped at the moment by that brilliant goal-saving tackle on Tyler Adams.

This illustrates his tackles won (three), blocks (two), interceptions (one), clearances (one) and ball recoveries (seven).

His passing stats show the issues Villa have had building out from the back though, he's only completed 17 of his 30 attempted passes so far.

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Alex Moreno, who has been excellent since making that block in the first half, bends a shot into the side netting before Danny Ings forces a good save out of Illan Meslier one-on-one.

Villa are now looking the most likely to add to their two goals.