The luckiest Granddaughter in the world 🥹🥹 although I will get you back Grandad 😝🤍

My kind of Friday night 😌⚽️📽️ Getting through the international break, one football documentary at a time. Got any hidden gems I should watch? 👀💎

PARIS 75 — The European Cup Final Football Tried to Forget I watched PARIS 75 with my Grandad last night, and it gave me goosebumps from the first till the last minute. 💛💙 I’ve grown up hearing him tell the story of that night — how “we were robbed” — but seeing it all come

A smile can hide so much pain. Let’s remember — in a world where you can be anything, choose to be kind. 💚✨ #WorldMentalHealthDay

Such a powerful reminder 💚 Let’s keep talking about mental health — it’s okay not to be okay, and it’s okay to cry. #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthAwareness

💙🤍💛 #lufc

We’ve been waiting a long time for this story to be told. Me & Grandad can’t wait to watch it tonight — it’s going to be special! 💛💙 #Paris75 #LUFC

📸 Your 25/26 #LUFC squad

🎥 Let’s get the lovely Danny to 300 subscribers! He’s only 28 away — go give his channel a view, a like, and subscribe 💛💙 #leedsunitedfamily #MOT

LEEDS 1-2 SPURS | Another One That Got Away 😩

Will take that going into the international break 😍 could’ve been more, probably should’ve been more, we go again 💪🤍

Daniel Farke's new iteration of Leeds: 🔻 Open and direct goal kicks. Narrow 4-3-3 with fullbacks positioned inside with the #8's high and ready to compete for 2nd balls in and around Calvert-Lewin. 🔻 Once possession is retrieved, Ampadu drops in and Leeds attack in a 3-1-6.

Defensively, Leeds play zonally: 🔻 From the goal kick, the idea is to force the opposition to one side with a #6 screening the defensive line. 🔻 In open play, Leeds drop into a passive 4-5-1 - they are ready and willing to accept to defend deep at times. Mid-table Newcastle.

What a lil legend Noah is! So special to see 🤩💙💛

Beautiful show of solidarity. Football is for everyone! 💙🤍💛 #lufc

Now then… time for another one o’ them dreaded international breaks, eh? 🙄 ‘At least until the world stops going round’ 💙🤍💛 #lufc

Final Thoughts: For me, this wasn’t a bad Leeds performance at all — in fact, it was one of the more encouraging showings of the season. We went stride for stride with a Champions League side and were undone by fine margins. That’s progress, even if it hurts right now. Walking

But Leeds kept coming. We threw men forward, switched to a back three ourselves, and asked every question we could. Piroe almost nicked it late, only for Vicario to produce a big save. In the end, it just wouldn’t fall our way.

The turning point came just before the hour. Gudmundsson slipped at the worst possible moment, Spurs pounced, and Kudus buried the chance. It was cruel — one tiny error punished in full. From there, Tottenham sat deeper, went to a back five, and looked to protect what they had.

Leeds responded perfectly. On 34 minutes Aaronson forced a save and Okafor was sharpest to the rebound, tucking it away. Classic Elland Road football: energy, persistence, never lying down. At that point, it felt like we were right in control and ready to push on.

We actually started really well, pressing high, moving the ball with intent, and unsettling Spurs. That’s why their opener on 23 minutes felt so harsh. Kudus drove forward, laid it off, and Tel finished via a deflection — one of those unlucky breaks that seem to go against you at