Superb goals from Adam Reach and Mateusz Klich meant Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds shared the spoils at Hillsborough.
The 1-1 result allowed Leeds to edge a point ahead of Middlesbrough at the top of the Championship table while Wednesday remain unbeaten at home in the league this season.
Reach struck spectacularly for the home side with a left-footed long-range strike that went in off the far left post just before half-time.
But visitors Leeds hit back in the 54th minute as Klich curled in an elegant shot from outside the penalty area.
A first-half header from midfielder Birkir Bjarnason earned Aston Villa a share of the points from a 1-1 draw with Bristol City at Ashton Gate.
The hosts took a 16th-minute lead when Andreas Weimann's mazy dribble was halted on the edge of the Villa box and the ball broke to Josh Brownhill, who sent a low right-footed shot into the net from 20 yards, with goalkeeper Orjan Nyland looking at fault.
But Villa hit back in first-half stoppage-time when Callum O’Dowda was penalised for a needless foul and his Republic of Ireland team-mate Conor Hourihane’s driven free-kick from the left was nodded powerfully home by Bjarnason from the centre of the box.
A draw was a fair result to a game which saw both teams exert periods of pressure, but home fans appeared happier at the final whistle.
