By. Richard Gibson. Souleymane Doukara netted twice to provide Leeds head coach Dave Hockaday with a first victory – but it might not be enough to keep him in the side for the weekend. The 22-year-old French forward, borrowed from Italian side Catania, struck twice in the first half to give the Yorkshire club breathing space against their League Two opponents. And they needed it as Accrington roared back following Doukara's substitution to a standing ovation late on. Delight: Souleymane Doukara celebrates scoring his second goal on the night for Leeds. New era: Dave Hockaday watches on as his side recovered from their disappointing opening day defeat. Leeds: S Taylor, Berardi, Wootton, Pearce, C Taylor, Tonge, Cook (Benedicic 65) Bianchi, Ajose (Hunt 64), Smith, Doukara (Poleon 79). Subs: Silvestri, Byram, Killock, Austin. Goals: Doukara 20 & 34. Red cards: Berardi 88. Accrington: Stanley: Simpson; Buxton, Aldred, Winnard, Mustoe; Mingoia, Hunt (Hatfield 75), Windass, Naismith (Atkinson 46), Gray, Alabi. Subs: Lynch, Liddle, McCartan, Martin, Bowerman. Goals: Gray 84. Att: 13,407. James Gray poked in to halve the deficit and Leeds lived on their nerves after Gaetano Berardi was red-carded for a wild challenge on Stanley substitute Rob Atkinson. After securing progress to the second round of the Capital One Cup, Hockaday confirmed Leeds hope to complete a trio of deals – Southampton striker Billy Sharp and Chesterfield centre-back Liam Cooper joining permanently, and another Catania player Giuseppe Bellusci on a season-long loan – on Wednesday. 'If they pass their medicals and sign contracts then we can discuss them,' he said, cautiously. 'But we have been really close to some signings and they have fallen through for whatever reason so I don't want to talk about people until they are my players.' Doukara eased United into a 2-0 interval lead with a couple of classy strikes. First, he controlled Swiss international Berardi's low cross to fire in from the edge of the box. Then, latching onto academy product Lewis Cook's teasing through ball, he switched the ball to his left foot to curl in the second on the run seven minutes before the break. 'He didn't do himself justice on Saturday at Millwall, he was a rabbit in the headlights,' Hockaday said. 'But he looked impressive tonight. The thing about him is he's got potential and my definition of potential is that you haven't done anything yet.' James Beattie's Accrington re-emerged with greater purpose, and an altered formation, at the start of the second period and went close just four minutes when James Gray's header looped over. But he did find the net with his next effort as he poked in from close range late six minutes from time. When Berardi departed for his reckless tackle, silence enveloped Elland Road but Leeds ran down the clock to ensure Hockaday's first win since replacing Brian McDermott at the helm. 'I am happy we are in the next round, that's what this was all about and we have achieved it,' Hockaday added. 'In the first half we showed glimpses of our potential but the second half was a reality check that we are a work in progress.'

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Doukara scored his first goals for the Championship side as they advanced through to the next round. Late James Gray goal a mere consolation for the visitors. Billy Sharp expected to sign for the Yorkshire side in the coming days.

Problem: Sergio Aguero has revealed that the first time he met three-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi he had no idea who he was. The Barcelona forward, who is considered by some to be the greatest player of all time, is now good friends with Aguero, and wasn't at all offended by the Manchester City star's ignorance. 'Yes that's true (that I didn't know who Messi was),' Aguero told City TV. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Argentina 2-1 Croatia: Lionel Messi penalty. Sergio Aguero (right) reveled the first time he met Lionel Messi (left) he had no idea who he was. 'I was about to turn 17. We were both called up for some friendlies. We were at the AFA (Argentine Football Association) training complex. We were sitting at the table with him, (Ezequiel) Garay and (Mauro) Formica. 'He sat beside me. I looked at him but I didn't know him. They were talking about Nike football boots and Garay was saying that they were really good. 'Then Leo said: "They've brought them from the USA" so I started thinking: "Where is this guy from?" 'I couldn't resist and I asked him: "What's your name?" 'He said: "Leo" and I asked: "and what's your last name?" 'He said: "Messi" and I didn't know him. I asked him again to see if his name sounded familiar. He laughed then we all laughed. They made fun of me.' Aguero, who played an hour for Argentina against Croatia before being subbed, was talking to City TV. The two Argentine forwards are now good friends, despite their bizarre first meeting. Aguero said he even asked Messi to repeat his name in case it sounded familiar, but it didn't.
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Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi are good friends. But Aguero revealed the first time they met he didn't know who Messi was. Both featured in Argentina's 2-1 win against Croatia. The Barcelona star scored a penalty in the clash.