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BRUTAL! Cause of death: Leeds United.

LEEDS ARE GOING TO WEMBLEY AFTER A QUITE ASTONISHING GAME OF FOOTBALL!

West Ham with the most unlikely comeback on Easter Sunday since Jesus. Fucking Leeds that. #lufc

@shezlufc @WestHam Never a truer word spoken 😬

@WestHam Judging by the comments Your lineups shit and ours is good West ham 1-0 leeds

The line-up for Leeds 🗞️

These numbers are absolutely damning Any other industry if you had customer feedback this negative on a new product/feature there would be bedlam internally working to fix it Yet with football, we just seem stuck with it, effectively being told: “Yeah you think you don’t like it but actually you do like it and you just need to realise that”

@LewisDeighton17 Evened it out by giving him a penalty 🤣🤣🤣

Ben White scoring his first ever England goal, in his first England appearance since 2022, against Bielsa - who made him. Of course. #LUFC

BREAKING: PL clubs complain about Spurs domination of Banter Club league... 18+ GambleAware

So the KMI panel deem Leeds should have had a penalty v Sunderland for the rugby tackle on Pascal. That could cost Leeds relegation, hundreds of millions of pounds and careers for lots if decent people. At what point do refs become accountable? It’s just not good enough.

This is why relegation genuinely terrifies me. I don't mind playing in the Championship but thought of this #lufc team getting broken up is heartbreaking

This 👇👇👇👇👇

Remember when Everton fans did this and we all laughed at them? Yeah, sorry about that.

No real football fan wants to see a club like Wednesday #swfc with a further points deduction next season. What we want is for a certain club to be charged with 117 offences.

We have been made aware of a distressing image doing the rounds today, suggesting Tottenham have beaten us 3-1. This has clearly been photoshopped, and we will be taking this up with the relevant authorities. Even we'd beat Spurs...

@safc2312 @isaacjohnsonLL Hopefully 🤞🤞🤞

@Babs19912 @isaacjohnsonLL I think we’re both already safe mate, a few more points from either of us with guarantee it.

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke set to be on the touchline tonight vs Sunderland #lufc

@safc2312 @isaacjohnsonLL In my experience of being a Leeds fan that can only mean one thing.... 😬😬😬😬. Should be a good game regardless, would love us both to stay up, 2 proper Northern teams.

@isaacjohnsonLL everything seems to be going right for you lot tonight, for us on the other hand.

@fesshole This happened to me. I got 2 black eyes in a row, one from a kitchen door and one from my partner, but genuine accident. The number of work colleagues who pulled me to one side to let me know they were there for me was both embarrassing and heartening in equal measure!

I currently have a massive bruise on my forehead. I got it by walking into a door while not paying attention. But I can't tell anyone that, because everyone knows that "walked into a door" is code for domestic abuse. So I have to invent some plausible fake reason for the injury.

@ConnorMOT92 @theadelites @DirtyLeedsPS Wasn't a red card was because of an accumulation of yellows - one of which was for celebrating a goal!!!

@theadelites @DirtyLeedsPS Farke had a red card last season. Touchline ban for Blades (A)

#LUFC pre-Sunderland press conference Farke spoke for a long time about the red card. It is his first red card in 20 years. The official reason for the red card was for entering the pitch - but he said he has done this for 20 years and also all the other managers do this every game after the final whistle as well. Said that he didn't abuse Peter Bankes - said that he didn't say one bad word against him. He said he simply asked why - when he had warned City players about time wasting 3 times during injury time and even gave a yellow card to Ait-Nori - why no extra time was added to accomodate this. Said he disagreed with a number of decisions: the straight leg tackle on James Justin, the foul on Aaronson in the build-up to the goal, the stamp on Gruev, the handball and finally the lack of added time at the end. Said that especially the added time has to be given at this level. He was also critical of Bankes - said he didn't look at him, didn't listen to him, didn't talk to him - just gave him a red card to "show the world" that he did something very wrong. Said that he believes he will be in the dugout on Tuesday night because it has to be overturned. "I was not sent the full report of the red card and I've never had one before so I can't tell you about the process of appealing. I can just say that this red card is a clear and obvious mistake and should be overturned and so I expect it to be overturned." On Ramadan he spoke about the confusion fans have about the break. In the first City game a break in play to have a team talk was a huge topic when Donnarumma went down without an injury. Felt that Leeds fans were booing because they didn't know why this was happening and perhaps linked it to what happened before. But he said that of course if people were booing Ramadan specifically then of course they need to learn (that, that is wrong). Says that there is no better place for living together with people of different religions than a football club. "My gut feeling was that our supporters didn't know what was happening, but if it was disrespectful then those people have to learn from that." The performance against Man City was excellent and a draw would have been a fair result. "We didn't allow many chances and we only conceded with 5 seconds to go in added time.. We can take even more confidence from this." Joe Rodon is available. Only question is of James Justin who was hit with a straight leg tackle and had to have stitches even though he didn't even get a free kick, but should be ok. So it is just Okafor out. "We had tight games against Sunderland on Championship level and also this season. The away game was a good game. They have already beaten nearly everyone at home so it was a good draw." "You have to prepare for key players like Granit Xhaka. It's important we control him but Sunderland have more threats than him. They are very dangerous on the counter attack so we must make sure that when we lose the ball we have to control the counters. On the other hand its not easy to create chances as they are a compact side." "The mentality of #LUFC team - to respond to adversity and to never lose our mental strength and confidence has been so impressive and its very hard to show consistency in this league but we have shown over several months really consistent performances." On the handball against Manchester City: "It's important that football be easy and as clear as possible for everyone. And with the handball rule we need more clarity.. this would be helpful for everyone involved: the players, the referees and the fans.." On Anton Stach (in the context of the aftermath of criticism from Nagelsman): "He is highly praised as one of the best signings of the Premier League. He's delivering on a top level. Shows versatility, plays in every midfield role and delivers with consistency, he's great in the air and wins many duels for us, he hardly loses the ball, he delivers goals and assists and is the creative spark, also against the ball - covered ground, high speed distance. A very, very complete player and glad we have him." On the tight turnaround: "There is not one player who is not ready to go".

@FabrizioRomano The ref

Antoine Semenyo wins it for Man City at Elland Road! 🔵 Who’s been your Man of the Match?