By Robert Summerscales For Mailonline
Published: 17:31 GMT, 8 February 2019 | Updated: 18:21 GMT, 8 February 2019
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The English Football League plan to conduct further investigations before deciding whether Leeds United should face a punishment for spying on their opponents.
A man — understood to have been an intern from Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa's Argentina homeland — was rumbled at Derby County's training ground in the build-up to a game at Elland Road last month, which Leeds won 2-0.
Spygate then took an unexpected twist when Bielsa called a press conference against advice from others at the club and admitted that he had sent a worker to watch every team his side had faced this season in training.
Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa (right) must wait to see if the club face a punishment over Skygate
Subsequently, it emerged that 11 Championship clubs had written to the EFL to demand a thorough probe.
Leeds, who are chasing promotion to the Premier League, had been desperate for a quick
