Who do fans want to win Leeds United vs Manchester United?

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When does Leeds United vs Manchester United kick off?

Leeds United vs Manchester United kicks off Sun, 18 Oct 2026 13:00:00 GMT at Elland Road. Voting closes at kick-off.

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Leeds United vs Manchester United

Sunday, 18 October 2026 at 14:00 · Elland Road

Leeds United

1–1

Manchester United

Total votes

222

Most wanted to win

MUN · 53%

Venue

Elland Road

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How the world voted

A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 222 votes across 21 countries.

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Match summary

Leeds United and Manchester United shared the points in a 1-1 draw at Elland Road on Sunday 18 October 2026. Each side scored once in this Premier League Gameweek 7 meeting, leaving neither with the victory in a fixture carrying a long-standing rivalry.

For Manchester United, the scoreline repeated their 1-1 draw with Tottenham the previous weekend. Leeds earned a home point against their rivals, while the visitors finished another league match with a share of the points rather than all three.

Who2Win fan sentiment

Manchester United carried Who2Win support 53%–47% across 21 countries.

Strongest support · Leeds United

🇮🇪Ireland60%

Strongest support · Manchester United

🇬🇧United Kingdom54%
🇮🇱Israel75%

Closest voting countries

🇺🇸United States50–50
🇬🇧United Kingdom46–54
🇮🇪Ireland60–40

Who2Win Verdict

Manchester United narrowly led the fan vote with 53%, while Leeds United attracted 47% from 222 votes. The six-point split shows a closely divided poll, though supporters marginally preferred Manchester United.

Leeds received their strongest backing from Ireland, Canada, Brazil, China and Chile, highlighting support across Europe, the Americas and Asia. Manchester United were most strongly backed in the United Kingdom, Israel, Italy, Germany and Nigeria, reflecting a similarly broad following spanning Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Overall, the geographical spread underlined both clubs’ global appeal, with Manchester United holding the slight edge.