Once again, Leeds United set the tempo from the opening whistle, proving that a blistering start can be the foundation for a crucial victory. Just days after their explosive performance at Old Trafford, the Whites were at it again, with Noah Okafor slicing through the Wolves defense inside the first minute to set up Dominic Calvert-Lewin, only for Dan Bentley to make a sharp save.

The relentless pressure finally told. After Bentley produced another fantastic stop to deny Ethan Ampadu from close range, James Justin broke the deadlock with a spectacular bicycle kick, sending Elland Road into raptures. The goal was a fitting reward for a dominant opening spell, showcasing the high-intensity style that has become their trademark.

Okafor soon doubled the lead with his seventh league goal of the season, seemingly putting Leeds in complete control. However, the comfortable afternoon the fans anticipated didn't fully materialize, as the second half saw some sloppy moments creep into their game.

Yet, the key takeaway is the result. This win, built on that ferocious early press replicated from the Manchester United match, edges Leeds tantalizingly close to securing their Premier League status for next season. Manager Daniel Farke's jubilant celebration with the fans at full-time said it all—a huge step toward safety had been taken.

The immediate focus shifts to a midweek trip to Bournemouth to mathematically confirm survival. But the chants of "Wembley" ringing around the stadium in the closing stages are a clear sign that the fans' minds are also on a glorious potential finale: an FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea next Sunday, offering the chance to cap this resilient campaign with true silverware.