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A photograph of Sarah Danby playing for Leeds United Women against some team in red
Wheel of fortune
Actually: Leeds United Women are failing to take the chances to get the results that would put them there.
Pat Bamford sitting on the grass looking glum, not even cheered up by his pink kit. Same, Pat, same.
It's the unknown
Meanwhile, in Huddersfield, football fans who handed over £20 to watch a Champo midfielder tying his shoelaces applauded gratefully
A photo of a Super Leeds flag hanging in an empty south stand
Where's Archie?
“Leeds is based on being a bit rough and tough and getting dirty for the team.” The kids are alright, you know. Just ask Liverpool.
Leeds United Women players and staff form a huddle before their game against FCUM
Reset
Out of the cups, Leeds United Women went to the north-east looking for the reset button.
A collage of members of Super Furry Animals holding signs that say, 'Ape Shit!', 'Louder!', and 'The End', with Junior Firpo thrown in there for good measure
PROLONGED APPLAUSE!
Daniel Farke called Elland Road "a proper party" on Friday. If we're celebrating Welsh heroes (and Junior Firpo), Super Furry Animals are the perfect house band.
A photo of Archie Gray pulling the Leeds badge on his shirt, taken after he scored against Leicester City
Dugout
It's impossible to imagine this goal meaning all it meant without Leeds fans, without Uncle Eddie, without a pile-on of players and fans, a goal and a scene as Elland Road as it gets.
An illustration of Georgi Rutter with his horse and an angry Daniel Farke yelling out of a speech bubble: "STAY OFF THAT FICKEN HORSE!"
TSB
#enjoy
It’s not unusual to see a footballer at a racetrack, writes Moxco. But Georginio Rutter is different, in everything he does.
A photograph of Emily Pilbeam on a pale pink background, with the words 'Music Makes Football Better', because it does
Gary Lineker shags crisps
Listen to Emily Pilbeam hosting BBC Music Introducing in Leeds & Sheffield on Radio Leeds every Thursday from 8-10pm, or anytime on the BBC Sounds app.
Wilf Gnonto going full Alioski in Swansea, wiggling his hands by his ears and sticking his tongue out as he looks down the camera
Let's go
"We win 4-0, bro! We win 4-0!" They did, and they do, and there's nothing bad to say about being here now it's happening.
The Square Ball