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Premier League · Round 10
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Elland Road, Leeds
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Leeds United overcome Tottenham at Elland Road and break negative streak

Home team hold on to slim 1-0 win in the tenth round and halt the London team's momentum in the Premier League

Leeds United achieved a crucial victory by beating Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 on Saturday at Elland Road, in the tenth round of the Premier League. The result breaks the home team's moment of oscillation in front of their fans and ends the positive series built by the Londoners in the tournament.

Incidents

LEETOT
-5'🟨
–Argument
15'🟨
Micky van de VenFoul
22'🟨
Sean LongstaffFoul
43'🔄
Mathys Tel↔ Dominic Solanke 🤕
46'🔄
Gabriel Gudmundsson↔ Melvin Bard
51'🟨
Pedro PorroFoul
65'🔄
Mateus Fernandes↔ Rodrigo Bentancur
65'🔄
Omar Marmoush↔ Dejan Kulusevski
65'🔄
Pedro Porro↔ Conor Gallagher
77'🔄
Lukas Nmecha↔ Noah Okafor
77'🔄
Ao Tanaka↔ Harry Wilson
79'⚽
Noah Okafor
80'🟨
Noah Okafor
83'🔄
Mohammed Kudus↔ Luca Williams-Barnett
88'🟨
Sandro TonaliFoul
90'🔄
Sean Longstaff↔ Ilia Gruev
90'🔄
Jayden Bogle↔ Joe Rodon

Match Recap

With the massive support of the stands, Leeds United adopted a focused attitude from the start of the match and managed to build the minimum advantage necessary to guarantee the three points. The home team knew how to close the spaces in the defensive field and neutralized the visitors' attacks throughout the match. Without giving clear opportunities to the rival, the Elland Road team managed the favorable score until the final whistle, confirming a strategic triumph in the national competition.

Statistics

Expected goals

2.02Leeds United1 goal scored
0.77Tottenham Hotspurno goals

Possession

39%Leeds United≈ 35 min on the ball
61%Tottenham Hotspur≈ 55 min on the ball

Shots on target

4Leeds Unitedof 16 shots
4Tottenham Hotspurof 7 shots

Pass accuracy

79%Leeds United246 of 310
83%Tottenham Hotspur420 of 508

Match DNA

Six-dimensional comparison

1st half → 2nd half

Who grew or faded after the break

xG

Possession

Shots on target %

Pass %

Duels won %

Anatomy of the shots

Where each shot ended up

Leeds UnitedTottenham Hotspur
Goals
1
—
Saved
3
4
Woodwork
—
—
Blocked
4
—
Off target
8
3

Territory map

Action intensity by pitch third

Leeds United

2231016
Defensetackles
Midfieldpasses
Attackshots

Tottenham Hotspur

750815
Attackshots
Midfieldpasses
Defensetackles

Darker shades mean more activity in that zone

Duels

Who won more battles

Ground

59%
59% · 4441% · 30

Aerial

54%
54% · 1546% · 13

Dribbles

78%
78% · 722% · 5

Player impact

Accurate passes × offensive actions (size = rating)

Players with 30+ min only.

Match standout

Top-rated player's share of the team

Leeds United

James Trafford

G · #1

Rating: 8.80

Passes16Shots0Defense17Creation44

Match Highlights

The triumph was built from a solid collective structure and a lot of physical dedication from the athletes on the field. The Leeds United team stood out for its consistency in containment, while Tottenham Hotspur stumbled upon the difficulty of piercing the strong opposing block. The tactical discipline of the hosts prevented any reaction from the Spurs, who were unable to repeat the offensive performances of previous games and left the field without shaking the nets.

What the Numbers Say

The result represents a significant relief for the home team, which had a recent history of three draws and two defeats in the last five matches. On the other hand, the score halted the excellent phase of the London club, which boasted three consecutive victories and had three wins, one draw, and only one defeat in its recent record. With the home win, the Elland Road club gains renewed breath and prevents the rival's rise in the table.

Lineup

How teams lined up at kick-off

1Trafford8.85Muharemović7.824Justin7.230Elvedi7.42Bogle7.037.1↓44↑GudmundssonGruev4Ampadu6.8C22Tanaka6.9↓8Longstaff6.89Calvert-Lewin6.8147.0↓106.6↑NmechaWilson31Kinský7.23Robertson6.66Hecke8.223Porro6.3↓37Ven6.9C14Gray6.716Tonali6.1187.0↓86.1↑FernandesGallagher116.5↓197.2↑TelSolanke20Kudus6.2↓22Marmoush6.5↓
Leeds United · 3-4-3Tottenham Hotspur · 4-3-3
CCaptain↓Substituted

Leeds United

Manager: Daniel Farke

3-4-3

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Tottenham Hotspur

Manager: Roberto De Zerbi

4-3-3

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Man of the match

James Trafford

Leeds United

8.8

Referee

John Brooks

Suspended

Players who became suspended in this match and will serve the suspension in the next league game.

Tottenham Hotspur

🚫
Micky van de VenBecame suspended due to 3 yellowsWill serve suspension in the next match against Ipswich Town.

What Changes Now

Both teams return to the field for the 11th round of the Premier League on Saturday, November 21, 2026. Leeds United will have a challenging away match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur will try to recover immediately in front of their fans, hosting Ipswich Town at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.