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Leeds United vs Newcastle United: who do you want to win?

Premier League · Elland Road · Kick off Monday, September 14 at 08:00 PM UK time

Last updated Sep 10, 02:33 PM

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Sentiment Split Index24/100

The Sentiment Split Index shows how one-sided the vote is: 0 means a dead heat, 100 means every fan agrees.

34 fans from 13 countries have voted. Newcastle United lead the global vote 62%–38%. North America, Asia, Africa and Oceania currently favour Newcastle United.

LEE 38%62% NEW

Top supporting countries

  • United KingdomNEW 57%7
  • United StatesNEW 75%4
  • SpainNEW 75%4
  • NigeriaNEW 100%3
  • IndiaNEW 67%3
  • GermanySplit 50502
  • FranceSplit 50502
  • BrazilSplit 50502
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Match preview

Elland Road on a Monday night. Leeds v Newcastle. You already know this one is going to be loud. Two clubs with huge travelling support, big ambitions and plenty of history meet in Yorkshire, with Leeds looking to make their Premier League return count and Newcastle beginning a new chapter under Matthias Jaissle. This feels less like a routine Monday fixture and more like a proper occasion.

Recent form

Leeds have already reminded everyone that they belong back here. They opened their campaign with a 1-0 win away at Nottingham Forest, while Newcastle’s first league outing ended in frustration as Liverpool snatched a 2-2 draw with a stoppage-time penalty. The Magpies did at least get themselves into the next round of the League Cup with a 3-2 comeback against West Brom.

Head-to-head

If recent history is anything to go by, don’t expect a quiet night. Newcastle edged a seven-goal thriller 4-3 when these sides last met in January, while the previous meeting at Elland Road finished 0-0. In fact, four of the last five Premier League meetings have ended level or been decided by a single goal. There really isn’t much between them

Why fans are watching

Leeds have Elland Road. Newcastle have the travelling army. Who blinks first? There is something wonderfully old-school about this fixture — two huge fanbases, a hostile atmosphere and absolutely no shortage of opinions. Newcastle will want to spoil Leeds’ big homecoming, while the hosts will fancy making their own statement under the lights. Forget who the pundits think will win. Who does the world WANT to win?

Cast your vote above to see whether football fans around the world are backing Leeds United or Newcastle United before kick-off.

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