Leeds and Doncaster face FA probe after tunnel brawl mars Neil Warnock's arrival at Elland Road Although caretaker boss Neil Redfearn confirmed it was he that selected the Leeds starting XI, coupled with the club's insistence that Warnock does not officially start his new role until this morning when he drives through the gates of the club's Thorp Arch training complex, the former QPR manager was clearly already in charge on Saturday afternoon. Throughout the first half, Warnock was in contact with the Leeds bench from his position in the directors" box using a mobile telephone. Then at half-time, he headed to the dressing room to give a team-talk. "It's the hardest 90 minutes I've ever had up in the stand," Warnock said. We had to change things. Although they were trying really hard, I think the problem here with the expectations is that they just have to relax a little bit. We're lacking leaders - there are no natural leaders in there. I said that I wanted to get Robert Snodgrass in the hole somehow so we talked about how it would work with him and Andros Townsend and it worked better with them going all over the show. It's mostly just basics that need to change. They're very keen and they listen. Today won't have done them any harm at all because they've won a game in which they should have got beat. Warnock is correct. Doncaster should have won. They performed with more style and had more scoring opportunities. Yet they are bottom of the league and as soon as Townsend reduced the deficit to just a goal, there was a sense that Leeds would recover. Strikes from Adam Clayton and Becchio confirmed that and Leeds are now just three points outside the Championship play-offs. "When you look at the league, you think that everybody wants to help us because nobody seems to want to go up," Warnock added. "If we hadn't won today, I would have said "no chance" but when the board went up for injury-time, I turned around and said "if we win this game, anything is possible." What really turned me on today was the crowd and the atmosphere - and that's without doing anything really. It just whets the appetite doesn't it? Match details: Leeds United (4-4-2): Lonergan; Bruce, Lees, O'Dea, White; Snodgrass, Clayton, Pugh (Brown, 60), Townsend (Rogers, 79) (Forssell, 89), Becchio. Subs: Taylor, Connolly. Doncaster (4-3-1-2): Button; Chimbonda, Hird, Lockwood, Spurr (O'Connor, 89); Stock, Gillett, Barnes; Diouf; Bamogo (Bagayoko, 25); Hayter (Robert, 89). Subs: Martis, Oster. Referee: K Stroud (Dorset).