Sheffield United are three points clear of Marcelo Bielsa’s men and have a far superior goal difference, heading into the final two matches of the season.
The Whites face in-form Aston Villa next, who have remarkably won their last 10 league games, thus their chances of finishing in the top two look somewhat slim as things currently stand.
The omens don’t look good for Leeds as they seek to end a 15-year exile from the Premier League.
Over the past three seasons, April hasn’t been a happy month for the Yorkshire outfit – winning just four of the 18 games they’ve competed in.