André Breitenreiter shares whether his team will surrender to Ipswich to prevent Leeds United from moving up.

By now, the majority of Leeds supporters would acknowledge that automatic promotion is only a pipe dream. Aspirations.

With three points separating Leeds from second-placed Ipswich Town currently,

realistic final-day projections all point to Leeds preparing for the playoffs under Daniel Farke.

With just one game left in the regular season, Leeds’ loss to QPR has shown to be almost entirely

decisive in the competition for automatic promotion alongside Leicester City.

Leeds knew going into that Loftus Road trip that they would go on to

the next level if they won their previous two games and Ipswich failed to win all three points.

After drawing with Hull City, the Tractor Boys won’t be winning nine out of nine of those games,

but it doesn’t matter because they defeated Coventry City to go three points ahead of a helpless Leeds team that was destroyed by QPR.

Leeds, who look quite dejected as their survival struggle appears to be in vain,

go on Southampton knowing that anything less than a win will not get them promoted.

Leeds are hoping that Huddersfield Town can do them a favor at Portman Road by defeating Kieran McKenna’s team.

Huddersfield’s Andre Breitenreiter addresses folding for Ipswich to go up

A glimpse into the Huddersfield team’s psyche is relevant to every hopeful

Leeds supporter curious about their possibilities of pulling off a massive upset on the last day.

Even though Terriers manager Andre Breitenreiter is realistic about his team’s chances of

promotion—knowing they are effectively out—he still wants his team to give it their all

and not give up in the hopes of embarrassing Leeds in the playoffs.

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