Who do fans want to win Leeds United vs Brentford?

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When does Leeds United vs Brentford kick off?

Leeds United vs Brentford kicks off Sun, 30 Aug 2026 13:00:00 GMT at Elland Road. Voting closes at kick-off.

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Leeds United vs Brentford

Sunday, 30 August 2026 at 14:00 · Elland Road

Leeds United

1–1

Brentford

Total votes

1,115

Most wanted to win

LEE · 52%

Attendance

35,974

Venue

Elland Road

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How the world voted

A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 1,115 votes across 19 countries.

Final sentiment

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Match summary

Brentford looked on course for a deserved away win after Kevin Schade gave the visitors the lead with a clever finish in the 41st minute. Leeds struggled to create much before the break, but Daniel Farke’s tactical changes sparked a second-half revival. Dominic Calvert-Lewin eventually levelled in the 79th minute, earning Leeds a point in their first Premier League home game of the season.

Key moments

Calvert-Lewin rescues Leeds: Dominic Calvert-Lewin struck in the 79th minute to bring Leeds level after Brentford had controlled much of the first half

Who2Win fan sentiment

Leeds United carried Who2Win support 52%–48% across 19 countries.

Strongest support · Leeds United

🇬🇧United Kingdom52%
🇪🇸Spain55%
🇵🇰Pakistan59%
🇪🇨Ecuador65%
🇧🇷Brazil57%

Strongest support · Brentford

🇺🇸United States51%
🇮🇳India52%
🇨🇱Chile64%

Closest voting countries

🇲🇽Mexico50–50
🇺🇸United States49–51
🇮🇳India48–52

Regional sentiment

Final continental breakdown for Leeds United vs Brentford.

Europe

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North America

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LEE 50%BRE 50%

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South America

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LEE 50%BRE 50%

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Asia

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LEE 50%BRE 50%

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Africa

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LEE 50%BRE 50%

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Oceania

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LEE 50%BRE 50%

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Head-to-head history

Recent Premier League meetings between the two have generally been high-tempo and open, with Brentford winning a memorable 5-2 at Elland Road in 2022. Leeds have historically enjoyed the better record in league meetings across the decades.

Why this match mattered

The 1-1 draw keeps both Leeds and Brentford unbeaten after two Premier League games, with four points each. Brentford will feel they had chances to take all three points, while Leeds showed the resilience needed to recover from a difficult first half. For Who2Win, it was another fixture where the fan vote asks the more interesting question: who did football fans actually WANT to win?

Who2Win Verdict

The poll was finely balanced, with 1,116 votes cast. Leeds United claimed 52% of the vote, narrowly ahead of Brentford on 48%, meaning fans gave Leeds a slim but clear edge as the team they wanted to win.

Leeds drew their strongest backing from the United Kingdom, Spain, Ecuador, Pakistan and Brazil. Brentford’s leading support came from the United States, India, Chile, Romania and Nigeria. The geographical spread shows both clubs attracted votes well beyond England, with support spanning Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. Leeds held the overall advantage, but Brentford’s strong backing across several major international markets underlined how closely divided the global fan vote was.