Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images Victor Orta left a mess at Leeds A relegation for any club is a deterring mark in its history. Even a team devoid of capable players to play in that division expects minimum survival as their league achievement. Relegation to a lower division affects the club both financially and emotionally. For Leeds United, who were relegated to the Championship from the Premier League last season, a similar situation needs to be endured. However, the club has gone through numerous ups and downs in English Football history. Relegation is not the low they expected after tw ..read more

Photo by Matteo Ciambelli/DeFodi Images via Getty Images Whatever it takes to balance the finances Premier League side Everton remain confident of securing the services of Wilfried Gnonto this summer. According to an exclusive report by Football Insider, Leeds United are set to come to an agreement with Everton for the sale of Wilfried Gnonto in the next few days. The Toffees are expected to send a bid of around £20 million soon and the amount will help The Whites make a profit as they attempt to balance their finances before investing in the market. The 19-year-old is well respected despite h ..read more

A dejected Adam Forshaw of Leeds United after conceding the second goal | Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images The season ends in inevitable heartbreak... It took just 91 seconds for Spurs to kill to hopeful Elland Road atmosphere, as he was found completely open in the penalty area to tuck away the killer goal to send Leeds United down. But there were 88 minutes left to play, and in the span, The Whites struggled to trouble Fraser Forster between the Spurs sticks. Robin Koch had a huge chance go begging, having nodded Rodrigo’s fantastic cross from deep just wide of the post. It too ..read more

Sam Allardyce leads his side from the touchline. | Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images Sam Alladryce’s first match ends in defeat... Leeds United could not stop the rot at the Etihad in Sam Allardyce’s first game in charge, as Gungogan’s double was enough for the champions-elect. It took 20 minutes for City to break the deadlock, as the City captain waited patiently on the edge of the box while Mahrez opened up room to cut the ball back to him. Once the ball arrived, Gundogan fired the ball into the bottom right corner with a perfect strike. Seven minutes later, the home side made a ..read more

Bamford closes down Rothwell. | Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images Another lacklustre performance from The Whites... Leeds United just don’t seem to have it in them anymore, as they were comfortably beaten by Bournemouth on the south coast. The home side took the lead after 20 minutes when Jefferson Lerma got on the end of Billing’s blocked shot, placing the ball perfectly into the top right corner. Lerma grabbed his second just five minutes later when Meslier’s poor attempt to clear a corner fell straight to the Colombian at close range, who smashed the ball into the roof of the net. The ret ..read more

Javi Gracia shows his frustration on the touchline. | Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images A result that does nothing for either side... Leeds United were unable to hang on to beat relegation rivals, Leicester City as the two sides shared the points at Elland Road. The visitors thought they’d taken the lead after 6 minutes when Tielemans fired a fierce strike from the edge of the box off the underside of the crossbar and into the top left corner. Thankfully for Leeds, Soumare was caught offside in the build-up. At the other end, Leeds squeezed in front thanks to a bit of magic from J ..read more

Gracia screams instructions to the pitch. | Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images Three straight defeats for United... Leeds United followed up their horror of a week with another defeat, this time away at Craven Cottage. The first half was pretty flat, but the match started to get going after the break, and before long, Fulham took the lead. Willian’s ball from the left could not be properly cleared by the hand of Meslier, and the ball dropped kindly to Wilson who smashed the ball off the underside of the crossbar. Chants of “sack the board” and “Orta out” could be heard from the away end, and the ..read more

Koch covers his face in despair. | Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images Embarrassing Let’s get this over with. Leeds United’s goal difference took yet another tumble along with the squad’s confidence, becoming the first bottom-half team to not only lose at home to Liverpool, but to even concede. After an encouraging first 35 minutes from Leeds, the away side took the lead after putting nothing forward for a third of the match. Despite a clear hand-ball from Alexander-Arnold, VAR were happy to see him continue his run, receive from Salah and find Gakpo in the middle to finish. No fight No struct ..read more

A stunned Weston McKennie | Photo by Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images A game of two halves... A shockingly pathetic second-half performance was the difference between them and Crystal Palace in a devastating defeat for Javi Gracia’s side. Believe it or not, the Whites took the lead after 21 minutes as Brendan Aaronson’s corner met the head of Patrick Bamford, whose header across goal went in off the far post for Bamford’s 50th goal for the club. Patrick Bamford scores his 50th goal for Leeds and gives #LUFC the lead against Crystal Palace. #LEECRY | #LUFC @SkySportsPL pi ..read more

Sinisterra wheels away in celebration of his winning goal. | Photo by Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images The Whites swap positions with Forest... Leeds United took a crucial three points under the lights at Elland Road against Steve Cooper’s Nottingham Forest. The away side fired a warning shot early on when Dennis hit the post from close range when his flick-on at the front post was returned to him for a second bite. Forest took the lead on the 12-minute mark as they broke quickly on a turnover by Luke Ayling, with Mangala slotting the ball into the bottom right corner with ..read more