Leeds striker Patrick Bamford has paid out of pocket to ensure his team's fans enjoy party as they celebrate the team's Premier League promotion.

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• Leeds going back to Premier League
• Bamford makes classy gesture
• Championship title race is still on

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Leeds recently secured their return to the English top-flight and still have their eye on winning the Championship title heading into the last two games of the season. They host Bristol at Elland Road in their final home game and the fans are in for a treat thanks to Bamford.

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• THE BIGGER PICTURE

  As a show of appreciation to the Elland Road faithful, the 31-year-old striker has reportedly paid £5,000 to The Old Peacock to buy every fan's first drink before Monday's showdown.

• DID YOU KNOW?

  Leeds can pull level with Burnley at the top of the Championship with a win on Monday, which would make the last round of the season a title decider. Despite their achievement, coach Daniel Farke could still be sacked this summer, with the club's chairman flying in for talks this week.

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  WHAT NEXT FOR BAMFORD?

  Bamford will hope to be involved on Monday as his side look to keep their title hopes alive against a Bristol team still in danger of missing out on a play-off spot.

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