Coca-Cola Football League Championship Game 21: Saturday 3 December 2005 Leeds United 2 - 1 Leicester City (Half-time: 1 - 0) Crowd: 21402 Referee: M Dean (Wirral)
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Match Facts
Leeds United	Team	Leicester City
Neil Sullivan		Rab Douglas
Gary Kelly		Momo Sylla
Matthew Kilgallon		Patrik Gerrbrand
Paul Butler		Patrick McCarthy
Liam Miller		Richard Stearman
Daniel Harding		Alan Maybury
Eddie Lewis		Ryan Smith
Simon Walton		Patrick Kisnorbo
Robbie Blake		Johannes Gudjonsson
David Healy		Elvis Hammond
Rob Hulse		Iain Hume
Subs
Ian Bennett		Danny Tiatto
Frazer Richardson		Nils-Eric Johannson
Danny Pugh		Mark de Vries
Stephen Crainey		Joe Hamill
Ian Moore		Dion Dublin

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Kilgallon denies gallant Leicester - James Stirling

Copy from Football Unlimited of 04/12/2005.

Leeds chairman Ken Bates celebrated his birthday a day early when a goal from defender Matthew Kilgallon 17 minutes from time took his side into third place in the Championship.

Bates saw his side complete four successive League wins for the first time in four seasons. But it was a close call with Leicester, reduced to 10 men when Patrick McCarthy was sent off as Leeds got their winner.

Foxes manager Craig Levein said his defender had been wrong and deserved to be dismissed. 'It was wrong to go running towards the linesman. The referee has reacted to something he has said and he deserves to go if that is the case. I have no complaints whatsoever with that.

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