Chelsea Smashed, Liverpool Stunned Inside Leeds United’s Four-Point Week
Leeds, That! - A Leeds United Fan PodcastShow Notes
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Elland Road chaos, Tanaka limbs in the 96th minute and DCL bullying defenders – this week we break down how Leeds suddenly look alive again in the Premier League.
In this episode of Leeds, That! we get into:
How Farke set Leeds up to batter title-chasing Chelsea at Elland Road
Tanaka’s emergence as a cult hero and DCL’s best week in a Leeds shirt
The mentality shift to come back twice against Liverpool in a six-goal thriller
What four points against Chelsea and Liverpool really mean for the season and the relegation battle
Your reactions, limbs stories and player ratings from both games
Stick around to the end for our “one word for Leeds’ week” and what absolutely cannot happen next if this mini‑revival is going to stick.
👇 Let us know in the comments: turning point or just pure Leeds chaos?
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