Leeds United

Leeds United Football Club, founded in 1919, is a club with a passionate following and a rich, sometimes turbulent history. Based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, the Whites play at Elland Road, a 37,890-capacity stadium renowned for its electric atmosphere. Under Don Revie (1961-1974), Leeds became one of England's most formidable teams, winning 2 league titles, the FA Cup, and the League Cup, though they were famously known as nearly-men for multiple runner-up finishes. Under Marcelo Bielsa (2018-2022), Leeds captivated the football world with their high-intensity, attacking style, returning to the Premier League in 2020 after a 16-year absence. The club has a fierce rivalry with Manchester United, dating back to the historic rivalry between Lancashire and Yorkshire.