Show Notes
In our latest Leeds, That! podcast episode we dive into the Manchester City 3-2 Leeds thriller at the Etihad (29 Nov 2025). The Whites produced a spirited comeback from 2-0 down – goals by Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha – only for Phil Foden to sweep home a late winner in stoppage time. Was it a harsh defeat or a sign of real progress? We break down the drama and full context.
We analyse Daniel Farke’s tactical switch to a 3-5-2 at half-time that sparked the Leeds fightback. Calvert-Lewin’s impact off the bench (including winning the penalty for Nmecha’s equaliser) and City’s response – including Foden’s early strike – are all on the table. This is your full Premier League reaction: from Leeds’ resilience to how they matched up against Guardiola’s superstars.
With fan passion and humour, we debate whether the performance gives us belief – or just more heartbreak.
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