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Gnonto, Summerville, Rutter, Hardie (og)
Plymouth Argyle
Leeds United
FA Cup, 4th Round Replay
Home Park
16,636
Robert Jones

Leeds had to wait until extra time to exercise their dominance over Plymouth Argyle in the fourth Round of the FA Cup, setting up a mouth watering tie against either Chelsea or Aston Villa in the last 32. 2,500 Leeds fans made the 650 mile round trip, only to be greeted by torrential rain, and gale force winds, but dug deep, safe in the knowledge that Daniel Farke's team would hopefully come good.

Leeds were by far the better side; had the competition been a crossbar challenge, the Whites would have been out of site by half time, but close isn't good enough, and time after time, the Pilgrims would regroup. Wilfred Gnonto blasted the visitors into the lead from the edge of the box on 66 minutes, not dissimilar to his winner against Bristol City last week. It was well deserved; throughout the night, Leeds had 26 shots on goal, 16 corners, and 74% possession, but to their credit, Plymouth never game up.

Their never say die attitude was rewarded twelve minutes from time when Brendan Galloway bundled the ball home from close distance after a well executed free kick. They had looked dangerous all evening when venturing into Leeds final third, but unlike Farke's men, made their opportunity count. Leeds bought out their big guns as the match went into extra time, and finally put the game to bed. Strikes from Summerville, Rutter and a Ryan Hardie own goal put the game out of reach to prevent the game going to penalties.

Line Up
Nat
Match Events
Meslier, Illan
Goalkeeper
France
Byram, Sam
Defender
England
Rodon, Joe
Defender
Wales
Cooper, Liam
Defender
Scotland
Firpo, Junior
Defender
Dominican Republic
Gruev, Ilia
Midfielder
Bulgaria
Kamara, Glen
Midfielder
Finland
Gnonto, Wilfried
Midfielder
Italy
Anthony, Jaidon
Midfielder
England
Piroe, Joel
Forward
Netherlands
Joseph, Mateo
Forward
Spain
Subs
Nat
Match Events
Gray, Archie
Midfielder
England
Gelhardt, Joe
Forward
England
Bamford, Patrick
Forward
England
Rutter, Georginio
Forward
France
Summerville, Crysencio
Midfielder
Netherlands
Ampadu, Ethan
Midfielder
Wales
Unused Sub
Cresswell, Charlie
Defender
England
Unused Sub
Klaesson, Kristoffer
Goalkeeper
Norway
Unused Sub
van den Heuvel, Dani
Goalkeeper
Netherlands
Unused Sub
References
LEEDSTATS: Leeds United Season 2023/2024
Sheridan Dictates: Season Statistics 2023-24
Leeds United Programme Guide: Season 2023/24
Bristol City 0-1 Leeds United (2nd Feb 2024)


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White Riot wrote on 08 Feb 2024 01:42 pm

The Subhuman wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 8:05 pm Stoatally
Stoatally Wired - The Fall

White Riot wrote on 08 Feb 2024 01:41 pm

Jaydog wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 7:08 pm Did you know Weasels are always eating out of bins?
Have one round here. Bloody pest.
🤔 Hmmm

Closely akin to rats apparently :)

Jaydog wrote on 07 Feb 2024 08:06 pm

weasel wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 7:59 pm I believe they are scavengers of aubergines.
I’m taking mine to bed tonight.

The Subhuman wrote on 07 Feb 2024 08:05 pm

Jaydog wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 7:08 pm Did you know Weasels are always eating out of bins?
Have one round here. Bloody pest.
Stoatally

weasel wrote on 07 Feb 2024 07:59 pm

Jaydog wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 7:08 pm Did you know Weasels are always eating out of bins?
Have one round here. Bloody pest.
I believe they are scavengers of aubergines.