
STACH DOES IT AGAIN | Forest 0-1 Leeds Reaction + Brentford Preview
Leeds, That! - A Leeds United Fan PodcastShow Notes
Anton Stach curls in an 88th minute free kick at the City Ground and Leeds start the season with three points, a clean sheet, and their first top-flight win at Forest since 1971/72.
We get into the goal, the three debutants, and whether Farke actually planned to win it from a set piece. Plus: does a tennis background make you a better free kick taker? Stach's dad is the voice of tennis in Germany and once told his own son to stop embarrassing him live on air.
Then it's back to Nottingham on Tuesday for the cup, and a look at Brentford, who put four goals' worth of chances past Spurs and are coming to Elland Road.
Elsewhere: Hull turn over Man United, Spurs spend £228m and lose 3-0, and Sandro Tonali finds row Z.
00:11 Introduction and Season Optimism
02:55 Player Performances and Debuts
05:52 Managerial Insights and Team Dynamics
08:57 Expectations for the Season Ahead
11:32 Match Analysis and Key Moments
14:19 Free Kick Techniques and Player Skills
21:46 Contract Negotiations and Managerial Stability
28:16 Transfer Market Insights and Player Performance
31:17 Referee Decisions and Match Analysis
35:08 Upcoming Matches and Team Dynamics
37:19 Player Contracts and Future Prospects
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