Last updated: 31 October 2026
Leeds United vs Crystal Palace
Premier League · Early season, 2026-27 Premier League
Leeds United0–0
Crystal PalaceSunday, 20 September 2026
Kicks off 15:00 UK time
Final score: Leeds United 0-0 Crystal Palace.
Match Timeline
Jayden Bogle
38'
46'
↑ J. Lerma ↓ T. Tomiyasu
Ao Tanaka
62'
64'
Adam Wharton
↑ D. James ↓ J. Bogle
67'
↑ B. Aaronson ↓ A. Tanaka
67'
↑ L. Nmecha ↓ N. Okafor
76'
81'
Yéremy Pino
82'
↑ I. Sarr ↓ Y. Pino
82'
↑ E. Nketiah ↓ J. Larsen
90'
Jefferson Lerma
↑ J. Bahoya ↓ G. Gudmundsson
90'
Match Stats
51%
LEE
Possession
49%
CRY
13Shots12
2On target4
4Corners3
10Fouls12
424Passes424
340%Pass accuracy341%
Leeds United · 3-5-2Starting XI3-4-2-1 · Crystal Palace
1
Trafford
GK
24
Justin
DEF
30
Elvedi
DEF
5
Muharemovic
DEF
2
Bogle
MID
18
Stach
MID
4
Ampadu
MID
22
Tanaka
MID
3
Gudmundsson
MID
9
Calvert-Lewin
FWD
19
Okafor
FWD
44
Benitez
GK
26
Richards
DEF
17
Tomiyasu
DEF
6
Canvot
DEF
25
Khalaili
MID
23
Timber
MID
20
Wharton
MID
3
Mitchell
MID
18
Kamada
FWD
10
Pino
FWD
22
Larsen
FWD
Leeds United Subs
67'↑ Jamesfor↓ Bogle
67'↑ Aaronsonfor↓ Tanaka
76'↑ Nmechafor↓ Okafor
90'↑ Bahoyafor↓ Gudmundsson
Unused
ZettererBijolBardLongstaffGruev
Crystal Palace Subs
46'↑ Lermafor↓ Tomiyasu
82'↑ Sarrfor↓ Pino
82'↑ Nketiahfor↓ Larsen
Unused
MatthewsChilwellMinguezaDoucoureMcNeilOsorio
Player Ratings
Best Performer
Trafford
Leeds United
8.2
Best Performer
Benítez
Crystal Palace
7.9
Elvedi7.7
Muharemović7.5
Ampadu7.5
Gudmundsson7.3
Justin7.2
Stach7.2
Okafor7.2
Tanaka6.7
Nmecha6.7
Calvert-Lewin6.6
Aaronson6.6
Bogle6.5
James6.2
Richards7.5
Pino7.2
Lerma7.2
Wharton7
Canvot6.9
Mitchell6.9
Khalaili6.7
Tomiyasu6.6
Timber6.6
Sarr6.3
Kamada6.2
Larsen6.2
Nketiah6.2
Next Fixture
Leeds United
AAFC Bournemouth
Sat 31 Oct
Crystal Palace
ATottenham Hotspur
Sat 31 Oct
Reverse Fixture
The return leg: Crystal Palace host Leeds United
Crystal PalacevsLeeds United
View fixture →30 May 2027
Venue
Leeds United home ground
Elland Road
Beeston, Leeds
37,890
capacity
Opened 1897
Elland Road has been one of English football's most intimidating stadiums since the club's golden era under Don Revie in the 1960s and 70s, when the Whites regularly played in front of capacity crowds and on the European stage. Situated in Beeston, about a mile and a half south-west of Leeds city centre, the 37,890-capacity ground is dominated by the East Stand — one of the largest cantilever structures in world football when it was completed. The stadium has a passionate, vocal support and plans for long-term expansion have been mooted as the club re-establishes itself in the Premier League.
About These Clubs
Season information and quick links for both sides
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