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Tottenham vs Leeds pairs a side with a sustained Premier League presence against a challenger capable of making the contest open and volatile. Tottenham won 4–0 at Elland Road on 26 February 2022, yet Leeds had won 3–1 there on 8 May 2021. A 4–3 Spurs victory on 12 November 2022 and a 1–1 draw on 11 May 2026 underline the appeal. Future meetings will ask whether Leeds can turn ambition into points against Tottenham’s greater control.
Past matches, Tottenham vs Leeds
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Tottenham
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40G
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3D
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14M
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38D
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10M
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8M
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24D
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29M
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15M
Leeds Substitutes
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G
1
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D
23
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D
65
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D
25
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F
14
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M
8
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F
10
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F
29
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M
47
Match events
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41'Kevin Danso Yellow Card
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50'⚽M. Tel Normal Goal
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56'S. Bornauw P. Struijk
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63'L. Nmecha B. Aaronson
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63'W. Gnonto D. James
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66'João Palhinha Yellow Card
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71'Ethan Ampadu Penalty confirmed
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74'⚽D. Calvert-Lewin Penalty
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79'Joe Rodon Yellow Card
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81'L. Bergvall R. Bentancur
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82'Pedro Porro Yellow Card
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85'J. Maddison M. Tel
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85'D. Spence D. Udogie
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90' +3S. Longstaff A. Tanaka
Stats for this game
Matchup Tottenham VS Leeds
Tottenham’s edge, Leeds’ route in
The matchup has given Tottenham the stronger results in the cited Premier League meetings, but Leeds repeatedly find ways to stretch the game. Tottenham’s 3–0 home win on 2 January 2021 was followed by Leeds’ 3–1 response at Elland Road on 8 May. The home setting has not settled the question: Spurs won 4–0 in Leeds on 26 February 2022, while Leeds had periods of threat before the early deficit became decisive.
Open games keep the hierarchy honest
At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 12 November 2022, Leeds led three times before Rodrigo Bentancur’s late double completed a 4–3 Spurs win. That scoreline captures the matchup’s unusual mixture of status gap and competitive disorder. The 1–1 draw at the same ground on 11 May 2026 adds a measured counterpoint to the bigger wins. A new meeting can therefore turn on whether Leeds protect the spaces that fuel their attacks and whether Tottenham convert territorial advantage before the contest becomes another exchange of chances.