2 - 1
James, Piroe
Leeds United
Plymouth Argyle
Elland Road
36,718
Josh Smith

Leeds maintained their unbeaten start to their campaign (at Elland Road), defeating a spirited Plymouth Argyle side, and keeping the pressure up on the top two.

Leeds were two-up within half an hour. Dan James opened proceedings on 21 minutes with a thunderous strike on the edge of the area, after the ball spun kindly for him, following Kamara's timely challenge on Kesler-Hayden in the Argyle penalty box. Six minutes later Piroe doubled Leeds advantage, after being put through on goal by Summerville, who had just had an effort disallowed a few minutes previously.

Leeds should have been out of sight by half-time, but squandered chance after chance to put the game to bed. The Whites continued to be dominant after the break, but were unable to add to their tally. With six minutes of the game remaining, the visitors got one back, leading to a few nervy moments in the final moments.

In truth, Leeds made heavy weather of it, but it's hard to argue when you're sitting at the top of the form guide with five wins from six, going into the International break. Plymouth fans will look back on the game, claiming they should have had a penalty, but when you're flying high, decisions just happen to go your way.

Line Up
Nat
Match Events
1
Meslier, Illan
Goalkeeper
France
22
Gray, Archie
Midfielder
England
14
Rodon, Joe
Defender
Wales
6
Cooper, Liam
Defender
Scotland
25
Byram, Sam
Defender
England
4
Ampadu, Ethan
Midfielder
Wales
8
Kamara, Glen
Midfielder
Finland
20
James, Daniel
Midfielder
Wales
10
Summerville, Crysencio
Midfielder
Netherlands
7
Piroe, Joel
Forward
Netherlands
24
Rutter, Georginio
Forward
France
Subs
Nat
Match Events
3
Firpo, Junior
Defender
Dominican Republic
29
Gnonto, Wilfried
Midfielder
Italy
9
Bamford, Patrick
Forward
England
12
Anthony, Jaidon
Midfielder
England
44
Gruev, Ilia
Midfielder
Bulgaria
26
Darlow, Karl
Goalkeeper
England
Unused Sub
5
Cresswell, Charlie
Defender
England
Unused Sub
2
Ayling, Luke
Defender
England
Unused Sub
27
Poveda, Ian
Midfielder
England
Unused Sub
References
LEEDSTATS: Leeds United Season 2023/2024
Sheridan Dictates: Season Statistics 2023-24
Leeds United Programme Guide: Season 2023/24
Leicester City 0-1 Leeds United (3rd Nov 2023)


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andrewjohnsmith wrote on 15 Nov 2023 04:43 am

Final watched today. We could easily have had 5.

Rutter was excellent but does need to improve in front of goal.

Bongo1874 wrote on 12 Nov 2023 09:59 pm

Great result 👏

DDB220 wrote on 12 Nov 2023 09:35 pm

Jaydog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2023 3:36 pm 50m. Thought we were getting him for 10-15m.
Difference of opinion to say the least
Apparently we could have bought him for 15 million in the summer. But Levy now knows his worth and he will squeeze every penny possible out of a sale.

I think we will be very fortunate to get him for less that 30 million. I can see another Ben White episode developing - especially if we get promoted.

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SG90 wrote on 12 Nov 2023 04:27 pm

PhoenixUnited wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2023 3:29 pm There is a big difference in the way that the likes of Daniel Levy and, for example, clueless folk like Radrizzani, Orta and Kinnear go about their transfer business :lol: :lol: :lol: . I don't think it's a question of greed but a case of being a hard nosed businessman

Be interesting to see where the 49rs are on this scale
If they think he's a £50m player, then Rodon should demand £300k a week wages.