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Leeds United?

One of England's true giants: three league titles, a fierce fanbase, and back in the top flight under Daniel Farke.

Founded
1919
Ground
Elland Road
Manager
Daniel Farke

Last updated November 11, 2026. Managers come and go; we keep this current.

Honors and legacy

Leeds are one of England's true giants:
  • 3 League Titles
  • 1 FA Cup
  • 1 League Cup
  • Multiple major European runs

They have a fierce, passionate fanbase and a long history of producing tough, aggressive teams.

Recent history

After returning to the Premier League under Marcelo Bielsa, Leeds lit up the league with chaos-ball: high intensity, high pressing, wild scorelines. They've been relegated and promoted multiple times since, including a Championship title win in 2024-25 (100 points) under Daniel Farke. In their first season back in 2025-26, Farke steered Leeds to survival, a first win at Old Trafford in the league in 45 years, and a run to the FA Cup semi-finals: their best cup run since 1987. Leeds have now been promoted to the top flight and avoided immediate relegation more times than any other club in English football history.

Greatest ever player

Billy Bremner: legendary captain of the '70s team.

The US sports doppelganger

Philadelphia Eagles: loud, tough, loyal, occasionally unhinged.

Famous fans

  • Russell Crowe
  • Mel B (yes, from the Spice Girls)

Most famous moment: Winning the First Division (1992)

Winning the First Division in 1992: the last team to win it before the Premier League era.

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Where can I watch Leeds United in the US?

NBC has every Premier League game in the US, split across NBC, USA Network and Peacock, with some in Spanish on Telemundo. Peacock carries the most games, but USA Network games need a cable or live-TV login.

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