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Leeds started well as Joe Rodon and Brenden Aaronson saw efforts saved by Conor Hazard before they fell behind.
Bundu had given Leeds a warning a minute before the goal as he beat three men before blasting an effort that grazed the outside of the post.
When the resurgent Sierra Leone forward cut in from the left moments later, the net did bulge as his low effort came back off
Plymouth Argyle were all but relegated from the Championship despite victory over a Preston North End side who remain in deep trouble following a dismal run of just one win in 14 games.
Luton Town’s dramatic win over Coventry City in the 12:30 BST kick off meant Argyle had to win both their remaining games and make up an unrealistic goal difference to survive.
And although a fine first-half Mustapha
Plymouth Argyle’s Championship survival prospects suffered a damaging blow as they were beaten 3-0 at Swansea City.
Plymouth were outplayed and outfought by a Swansea side who seized the early initiative through Lewis O’Brien’s diving header and never looked like losing from that point on.
Harry Darling then headed in at a set-piece before Josh Key’s stunning long-range strike sealed a comprehensive victory after only 35 minutes.
Plymouth’s best effort
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic told BBC Radio Devon:
“The pressure was on anyway, we knew the importance of the game and we also knew our situation.
“We knew we just had to win, and I mentioned in my last speech in the locker room it’s about the sacrifice and to give it all, and we have a chance.
“It was hard for us to find our way into
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic told BBC Sport:
“I knew it was going to be difficult because everything was so emotional on Sunday.
“I think we as staff found the right balance to support the lads to enjoy this great achievement, a historical moment, but also on the other side not to forget that the daily bread is this competition, and we have to collect points and we have
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic told BBC Sport:
“It was very emotional. If you see the reception – that’s something you cannot imagine, maybe you imagine it in some beautiful dream.
“But when you go out and you feel that, I was very impressed. I was hoping for this, but you never know so now I know what it feels like to play a home game and what Home
City really should have been 2-0 up straight after the break when, from George Tanner’s right-wing cross, Wells’ goalbound right-foot shot was brilliantly saved by Hazard diving to his left.
Instead, it was soon 1-1 as Whittaker got to the right byeline, crossed deep and the unmarked Al Hajj kept his cool to turn home a low right-foot shot on the full.
But City were back in front when Scott
Plymouth Argyle have been fined £45,000 for a pitch invasion that took place at the end of last season against Hull City.
Fans poured onto the pitch at Home Park after the final whistle went in a 1-0 win to Argyle, in early May, which confirmed the club’s safety in the Championship.
As well as imposing the fine, the Football Association has warned the club over its future conduct.
“Supporters
Having rested many of his first-choice attackers in the 3-0 loss at Leeds on Saturday, Rooney handed a full debut to Andre Gray up front as he made five changes, while Pompey made one change from the team that drew 1-1 at Hull on Saturday.
Portsmouth started superbly and had the ball in the home net after 48 seconds as Poole tapped in from close range, but he was offside
Plymouth Argyle manager Wayne Rooney told BBC Radio Devon:
“I’m angry really. That performance is nowhere near good enough.
“For an hour of that game it didn’t look like us at all. We were easy to play against, we weren’t putting tackles in, we weren’t getting to the ball.
“I’m obviously pleased to get a point out of the game, but I can’t accept that performance.
“There have been games