Standings

PDIFFPTS
Champions League
1Manchester City FC3+59
2Arsenal FC3+59
3Hull City3+37
4Chelsea FC3+16
UEFA Europa League
5Brentford FC3+35
Conference League qualification
6Liverpool FC3+25
7Newcastle United FC3+25
8Everton FC3+25
9Leeds United FC3+15
10Brighton & Hove Albion FC3+34
11Manchester United FC3+14
12Sunderland AFC304
13Crystal Palace FC3-43
14Ipswich3-43
15AFC Bournemouth3-12
16Nottingham Forest FC3-12
17Aston Villa FC3-51
Relegation
18Tottenham Hotspur FC3-51
19Fulham FC3-30
20Coventry3-50
Rules and legend
  • Champions League
  • UEFA Europa League
  • Conference League qualification
  • Relegation

Top Players

Season Statistics

Premier LeagueSeason 2026
9
Position
3
MP
1
W
2
D
0
L
3
GF
2
GA
5
Pts

🏆
33%
Win rate
⚽
1.0
Goals / game
🛡️
0.7
Conceded / game
🧤
1/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF3
GA2
GD1
All competitions
CompetitionMPWDLGFGAPts
Premier League2026
3120325
Premier League2025
38111413495647
Premier League2022
3871021487831
Premier League2021
3891118427938
Premier League2020
3818515625459

Trophies

Total titles
14 titles
🏆
Second Division / Championship (2nd tier)
24/25 | 19/20 | 89/90 | 63/64 | 23/24
5
🏆
First Division (top tier)
91/92 | 73/74 | 68/69
3
🏆
FA Charity Shield
1992 | 1969
2
🏆
FA Cup
71/72
1
🏆
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
70/71 | 67/68
2
🏆
League Cup
67/68
1

History of Leeds United

Founding and Early Years

Leeds United Football Club was founded on 17 October 1919, on the ashes of Leeds City, which had been dissolved by the Football League for financial irregularities.

Club Evolution

The club has played its home matches at Elland Road since its founding, a stadium with a capacity of 37,645, currently being expanded to around 53,000.

Great Managers

Don Revie transformed an average club into a giant of English football between 1961 and 1974, winning two league titles (1968-69, 1973-74), an FA Cup, a League Cup and two Inter-Cities Fairs Cups. Howard Wilkinson added a third league title in 1991-92, the last of the pre-Premier League era. After a severe financial crisis in the mid-2000s, Daniel Farke brought the club back to the Premier League, confirming his reputation as a promotion specialist.

Iconic Players

The club has been carried by figures such as Billy Bremner and Jack Charlton, mainstays of the Revie era, and more recently by Kalvin Phillips and Patrick Bamford.

Major Achievements

Leeds United have won three English league titles (1968-69, 1973-74, 1991-92), an FA Cup (1972), a League Cup (1967-68) and two Inter-Cities Fairs Cups (1968, 1971).

The Club Today

Presided over by Paraag Marathe, owned by 49ers Enterprises and managed by Daniel Farke, Leeds United aim to reclaim a lasting place among England's football elite.

Frequently asked questions

When is Leeds United FC's next match?+

Leeds United FC face Arsenal FC on 10 October 2026.

What is Leeds United FC's current standing?+

Leeds United FC are currently 9 in Premier League with 5 points.

When was Leeds United founded?+

Leeds United was founded on 17 October 1919.

What is Leeds United's home stadium?+

Leeds United play at Elland Road, with a capacity of 37,645, currently being expanded.

Who is Leeds United's current head coach?+

Daniel Farke is Leeds United's head coach.

How many English league titles has Leeds United won?+

Three: 1968-69, 1973-74 and 1991-92.

Who is Leeds United's legendary manager?+

Don Revie, who managed the club from 1961 to 1974.

Which league does Leeds United play in?+

Leeds United play in the Premier League, England's top football division.

When did Leeds United win their FA Cup?+

In 1972.

Who brought Leeds United back to the Premier League?+

Daniel Farke, renowned for his expertise in achieving promotions.