Leeds produced a sensational comeback to win 3-2 against 10-man Wolves in a dramatic game at Molineux
First-half goals from Jonny Otto and substitute Francisco Trincao had put Bruno Lage's side in control but that changed with Raul Jimenez's red card early in the second half
Goals from Jack Harrison and Rodrigo drew Jesse Marsch's men level thanks to some hapless defending from the home side as panic engulfed Molineux
The comeback was complete when Luke Ayling slammed in the winner in stoppage time to spark scenes of jubilation in the away end - and scuffles between the coaching staff
There was still time for substitute goalkeeper Kristoffer Klaesson to save brilliantly to deny Trincao an equaliser and secure a result that moves Leeds seven points clear of the relegation zone
What shape the Leeds squad is in is another matter
Raphinha tested positive for Covid before the game, then Patrick Bamford, Diego Llorente, Mateusz Klich and Illan Meslier all had to leave the field because of injury
Only the concussion substitution protocol allowed Leeds to keep 11 men on the pitch - something Wolves could not do after Jimenez's second yellow card
Though Bruno Lage's side had already lost Ruben Neves to injury, that change actually helped - replacement Trincao setting up the first and scoring the second
It was the loss of Jimenez, adjudged to have fouled Meslier when racing onto a loose ball, that turned the contest, giving a confidence-shot Leeds a route back into the game
An experienced Wolves side caved under the pressure with Rayan Ait-Nouri erring for the first, Jose Sa caught out for the second and Willy Boly too tentative for the third
The defeat leaves Wolves in eighth and with their European hopes fading
But the credit must go to Leeds for the endeavour that they showed in adversity - the spirit that will give supporters increasing confidence that they can stay in the Premier League
"We were disappointed with the first half," the Leeds boss told 
 "But Wolves are a good team
 When they get some of their attacking midfielders on the ball it's really hard to contain them
"At half-time we challenged them
 We made some tactical adjustments
 And if we could find a goal it would change the manner of the game
 And that's what happened
"This group is a special group
 They've been through a lot
 They're positive young men
 They work their butts off every day, they've adapted well, they've accepted me well
 I couldn't ask more
 It's been a real pleasure
"The key for us now is to continue to have a strong mentality and keep pushing because we're not done
""The key moment of the game was the way we played in the first 45 minutes," Lage told 
 "That's the key point of the game and the positive of the game
"Eleven versus eleven we were the better team
 Much better than our opponent
 Then, after that, I see the image and it's more serious than what happened on the pitch
"I know one of my assistants talk with the referee and the situation is he already saw the image and he continued with the same opinion, a foul from Raul
"I think it's body contact from both players that try to win the ball
 after that when you have a chance to see on TV, like he did, he continued with the same decision
"I have nothing more to say about it but I am so proud of my players because of what we did in the first 45 minutes, it was very good
"The second goal, one man down from Leeds on the floor, and we are worried more with him and then they score the score goal
 It happened once with Manchester United here
 These are things we need to learn
""I think Ayling can only play the game one way," Gary Neville told 
 "He has massive energy, he's a big spirit in the team
 He's won Leeds the game in the second half
"Such was Ayling's positivity that he was still pushing the game even after scoring what turned out to be the stoppage-time winner
"Even some of the things they were doing at 3-2," Jamie Carragher told 
 "Wow
 Luke Ayling is in that corner taking quick throw-ins
 If you are watching as a Leeds fan, your nerves would be gone
 But watching them as a neutral it's fantastic
"Wolves head into the international break now and return to action back at Molineux on April 2nd against Aston Villa
Leeds' next game is also on April 2nd at home to Southampton at Elland Road
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