Who2Win
Premier League Poll closed

Leeds United vs Newcastle United

Monday, 14 September 2026 at 20:00 · Elland Road

Total votes
117
Most wanted to win
NEW · 57%
Attendance
36,693
Venue
Elland Road

How the world voted

A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 117 votes across 17 countries.

Final sentiment
Leeds United vs Newcastle United
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Leeds United
Newcastle United
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Coloured by leading team

Buy me a coffee
The world wanted to win
Newcastle United
57% of 117 votes
Actual result
Leeds United 4–1 Newcastle United
Fans wanted Newcastle United, but Leeds United took the win.

Match summary

Leeds 4-1 Newcastle: A Result Nobody Saw Coming

The Who2Win World Map had Newcastle as the global favourite before kick-off, with 57% of voters across 17 countries backing Newcastle to win compared with 43% for Leeds. The reality at Elland Road couldn’t have been more different.

Leeds produced a sensational 4-1 victory, completely overwhelming a Newcastle side that had arrived unbeaten. What looked on paper like a competitive Premier League contest quickly turned into a statement performance from Leeds, who punished Newcastle again and again.

Newcastle eventually found a goal to make it 4-1, but by then the damage was already done. Leeds had made their point.

The international voting makes the result even more fascinating. Ireland gave Leeds their strongest support at 80%, while Newcastle dominated sentiment in the United States (73%), Spain (75%) and Nigeria (100%). Even in the UK, Newcastle were ahead 56%-44%.

The world wanted Newcastle. Leeds produced the performance.

Who2Win fan sentiment

Newcastle United carried Who2Win support 57%–43% across 17 countries.

Strongest support · Leeds United
  • 🇮🇪Ireland80%
Strongest support · Newcastle United
  • 🇬🇧United Kingdom56%
  • 🇺🇸United States73%
  • 🇪🇸Spain75%
  • 🇳🇬Nigeria100%
Closest voting countries
  • 🇬🇧United Kingdom44–56
  • 🇺🇸United States27–73
  • 🇮🇪Ireland80–20

Regional sentiment

Final continental breakdown for Leeds United vs Newcastle United.

Europe

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LEE 50%NEW 50%

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North America

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LEE 50%NEW 50%

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South America

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LEE 50%NEW 50%

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Asia

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LEE 50%NEW 50%

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Africa

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LEE 50%NEW 50%

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Oceania

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LEE 50%NEW 50%

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Why this match mattered

Should Newcastle fans genuinely be worried? One defeat certainly doesn’t mean relegation, but a 4-1 loss to Leeds after an unbeaten start is the kind of result that can change the mood around a club very quickly. For Leeds, meanwhile, this could be the result that gets people asking a very different question: could they actually qualify for Europe again? It’s obviously far too early to make that prediction, but dismantling Newcastle 4-1 is a pretty compelling way to announce that Leeds shouldn’t be dismissed. And that’s what makes the Who2Win result so interesting. The global fan sentiment had Newcastle ahead before kick-off - but Leeds have completely flipped the narrative on the pitch. Newcastle were the team the world WANTED to win. Leeds were the team that wanted it more. See the Who2Win World Map to discover where fans backed Newcastle, where Leeds had support, and how the world’s pre-match choice compared with the final result.

Who2Win Verdict

The poll drew 117 votes, with Newcastle United taking 57% and Leeds United receiving 43%. Fans therefore favoured Newcastle by a 14-point margin, making them the more wanted winner among those who voted.

Leeds attracted their strongest backing from Ireland, Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria and Chile, showing support across Europe and South America. Newcastle were most strongly supported in the United Kingdom, United States, Spain, Nigeria and Israel, reflecting a broader geographical spread across Europe, North America, Africa and the Middle East. Overall, both clubs attracted international votes, but Newcastle’s wider regional backing helped them lead the poll.

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