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Leeds United manager Simon Grayson has denied reports linking him with a managerial move to Leicester City.

Simon Grayson scored four goals in 188 league appearances for the Foxes in his five years at Leicester, between 1992 and 1997

Grayson, speaking on BBC Radio Leeds said, “I’ve just got a team into the Championship and its the team that I support.

“I’m certainly flattered by the speculation but I’m committed to being at Leeds United for a lot longer.”

That will come as a relief to all Leeds fans – In Grayson We Trust

Leeds United’s visit to Doncaster Rovers will be shown live by Sky TV.

The game was originally due to take place on Sat, Sept 18, but has now been brought forward to Friday September 17 with a 7.45 kick-off.

This is the third live game that will be shown before the end of September.

The opening game of the 2010-2011 season against Derby County will be shown by the BBC and the seconf game against Nottingham Forest, is to be shown live on Sky Sports TV.

Despite two goals from Leeds captain and defender Richard Naylor it was Max Gradel who earned the man of the Match award.

The former Leicester man won plaudits for a never say die performance. It was Gradel’s first full start after 22 sub appearances.

Naylor, a former striker with Ipswich scored for the first time since january 2009. Both goals were headers. Richard had another header cleared off the line.

Leeds were on top for most of the first half and the start of the second half but once Yeovil scored Leeds fans had to endure a final twenty minutes of anxiety as Leeds faded and Yeovil were invigorated and came looking for the equaliser.

Despite being televised on Sky, kicking of at 12.30 on Easter Monday and the huge travelling involved, Leeds United fans gave Yeovil their biggest crowd of the season.

Leeds temporarily went second in League One after the win, only to be replaced by Millwall 30 minutes later after they beat Colchester away.