Leeds moved out of the Premier League relegation zone thanks to a thrilling 4-2 win against Wolves at Molineux
Jack Harrison put Javi Gracia's side ahead after six minutes and when Luke Ayling and substitute Rasmus Kristensen - 23 seconds after coming on - extended the lead in the second half, the points looked to be secure
But a Wolves comeback followed with a stunning goal from Jonny and a deflected effort from Matheus Cunha putting the game back in the balance
 Jonny's subsequent red card halted the home side's momentum and Rodrigo's goal finally sealed it
After Leeds started the day in the relegation zone, Gracia's team are now up to 14th in the Premier League table - just one place and one point behind Julen Lopetegui's Wolves
 And it is Wolves who will be the more nervous after this showing, a second straight defeat that leaves them only three points clear of the relegation zone
The latter stages of the game were disjointed following a series of VAR reviews, the first leading to Jonny's red card after the player had initially been given a yellow card by referee Michael Salisbury
The second was more controversial as Salisbury had been instructed by the VAR to check for a foul on Adama Traore in the build-up to Rodrigo's goal
 Marc Roca pulled the winger's shirt but the referee appeared to decide it was not significant enough to disallow the goal
It sparked scenes of anger and frustration among those on the Wolves bench with Matheus Nunes receiving a red card despite not featuring in the game
Wilfried Gnonto was the brightest player on the pitch in the early stages, tormenting the defenders on the left flank
 His cut back was just asking to be fired into the net and Harrison did just that, beating Jose Sa with a high shot away to the goalkeeper's left
Cunha's second-half goal ended a streak of over a year since a striker scored a Premier League goal for Wolves but they were wasteful once more
 Daniel Podence, Pedro Neto and Nelson Semedo all spurned good chances before the break
They were punished for that early in the second half when Ayling found space at the far post to nod in Roca's right-wing corner
 When Kristensen came on to promptly dispossess Jonny and slot into the corner of the net, it should have put Leeds in total control
The game just never felt like that and Wolves' comeback was not a huge surprise, even if the nature of the goals was dramatic
 Illan Meslier came out of his box to sweep up but then saw the ball deposited back over his head from long range by Jonny
Cunha's deflected shot then wrong-footed Meslier and Wolves looked in good shape to get something from the game with Molineux rocking
 Jonny's red card changed that, a studs-up foul on Ayling after he lost control of the ball
It was a mess after that with the temperature up on the pitch and on the benches
 But in the aftermath, though Wolves were blaming the referee, they will reflect on their own sloppiness
 For Leeds, it feels like a huge day in their season
The Wolves boss was left unhappy by a series of decisions by the officials, starting with an apparent foul inside the penalty box by Junior Firpo on Semedo in the first half that was not overturned following a VAR review
"We had a clear penalty
 Very clear
 The ref and VAR thinks the opposite
 Maybe I do not understand my sport
 Junior Firpo does not touch the ball
 Nelson touches the ball and he suffered a big knock, I had to change him in the second half
"He was similarly perplexed by the decision to allow Leeds' fourth goal after Traore had his shirt pulled in the build-up, the player effectively stopping in expectation of the award of a free-kick
 "It was a very clear foul again
 I have seen the image, he is fouled very clearly
"Lopetegui also confirmed that Wolves intend to appeal the red card against Nunes
 "He was very unlucky
 The linesman bumped into him, not Nunes bumping into him
 I think they will change that decision
 The image is very clear
 He does not have the intention
"Asked if he will demand an explanation for the decisions, Lopetegui said: "I do not want an explanation
 I am not waiting
 In the last match it was the same
 Today, it was clear
 I want fair decisions
 I do not have that sensation
 It is imbalanced
 We are very unlucky
"I can make a book
 Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle, today
 But I do not want the focus to be only on this because it is not in our control
 If we are going to stay in the Premier League, we have to focus on the things in our control
"The second goal we conceded was a stupid goal for us
 We made a big effort in the second half
 We were close to drawing the match but we missed a lot of chances again
 Football is about being effective in both boxes and we did not do it
"We have to continue and I have to be critical about the bad things but we do not deserve to lose this match
 We have to keep working to do better and accept the situation
"We have 10 matches, 10 finals
 We are going to have 15 bad days but we have to try to use this bad energy to become stronger in defeat
""They deserve the reward, the three points, because we showed a very good face today," said Gracia afterwards
 The victory was achieved without Tyler Adams, one of Leeds better players this season, as Weston McKennie and Marc Roca were paired in midfield
"Weston and Marc played very well
 We have played some games with Weston and Tyler and other games with Tyler and Marc but today both played, in my opinion, at a very good level
 But to get this result it was the whole team playing well, not only them
"Gracia's introduction of Kristensen certainly paid off, the defender scoring immediately after coming on
 The coach joked that the Dane scoring his first goal for Leeds was all part of the plan
 "That was my answer
 First, score the goal, and then try to defend
"It was a smart tactical switch by Gracia, removing the impressive Gnonto and changing the formation to cope with the changes made by Wolves