The English Football League (EFL) delayed a decision on the Leeds United "spygate" controversy on Friday as it continues to investigate and seek clarification in a number of areas.Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa admitted last month that his coaching staff had watched all of their opponents in training this season after one of them was removed from Derby County's training ground the day before their Championship clash.Following Derby's 2-0 defeat at Elland Road, the EFL launched a formal investigation...

Norwich City leapfrogged Leeds United to the top of the Championship standings with an emphatic 3-1 win at Elland Road.

Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa admits to having watched the training sessions of all of his team's opponents this season. ROSARIO, Argentina -- How much do you love your club?The answer is probably not as much as Marcelo Bielsa loves Newell's Old Boys.For those who perhaps haven't followed much of Bielsa's well-travelled career, last Wednesday's news conference, in which the Argentine gave a 70-minute lecture into the minute details on how his coaching staff spends 300 hours on preparing for a single game, including spying on opposition training sessions, provided a short introduction.Take that level of detail,...

While Pep Guardiola still respects Marcelo Bielsa, he still understands Frank Lampard's training spy concerns.

Whatever happens next, Marcelo Bielsa has won the battle for hearts and minds following "Spy-Gate."A story that began with Frank Lampard talking about some "undercover" person hiding in bushes "on... hands and knees" with "pliers and bolt cutters" has since been turned around 180 degrees.The man Bielsa sent to watch Derby County's training sessions was outside a perimeter fence and wasn't trespassing. The fence was undamaged. If he had "pliers and bolt-cutters" with him, he likely swallowed...

The panel react to Marcelo Bielsa's admission that he and his Leeds United staff have observed their opponents' training sessions.