A look at the history
When you hear Manchester United versus Leeds United, you inevitably think of one of the most traditional and intense rivalries in English soccer. The two clubs have a long history together and have met 114 times in competitive matches. Manchester United have won 50 of them, while Leeds United have come out on top 26 times; 38 matches have ended in draws.
These duels were often fiercely contested and characterized by great rivalry. The first meeting took place in 1923 and ended in a goalless 0-0 draw, laying the foundations for an emotional soccer rivalry that continues to this day.
The last encounter
he last time Manchester United and Leeds United met, on January 4, 2026, the two sides drew 1-1. The hosts from Leeds took the lead in the 62nd minute through Brenden Aaronson. However, Manchester United responded promptly: Matheus Cunha equalized for the Red Devils just a few minutes later in the 65th minute.
The game was played at the tradition-steeped Elland Road and offered the spectators an intense and fast-paced derby with chances on both sides. Despite further opportunities, neither team managed to score the decisive goal, meaning the encounter ended in a points draw and another controversial chapter was added to the rivalry
