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Date	Competition	Fixture
Leeds United FC Fixtures for August 2010
Saturday, 7 August 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Derby, 17:15
Tuesday, 10 August 2010	Carling Cup	Leeds United v Lincoln City, 19:45
Sunday, 15 August 2010	Npower Championship	Nottm Forest v Leeds United, 13:15
Saturday, 21 August 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Millwall, 12:30
Saturday, 28 August 2010	Npower Championship	Watford v Leeds United, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for September 2010
Saturday, 11 September 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Swansea, 15:00
Tuesday, 14 September 2010	Npower Championship	Barnsley v Leeds United, 19:45
Friday, 17 September 2010	Npower Championship	Doncaster v Leeds United, 19:45
Saturday, 25 September 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Sheff Utd, 15:00
Tuesday, 28 September 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Preston, 19:45
Leeds United FC Fixtures for October 2010
Saturday, 2 October 2010	Npower Championship	Ipswich v Leeds United, 15:00
Saturday, 16 October 2010	Npower Championship	Middlesbrough v Leeds United, 17:20
Tuesday, 19 October 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Leicester, 19:45
Saturday, 23 October 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Cardiff, 15:00
Saturday, 30 October 2010	Npower Championship	Scunthorpe v Leeds United, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for November 2010
Saturday, 6 November 2010	Npower Championship	Coventry v Leeds United, 15:00
Tuesday, 9 November 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Hull, 19:45
Saturday, 13 November 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Bristol City, 15:00
Saturday, 20 November 2010	Npower Championship	Norwich v Leeds United, 15:00
Saturday, 27 November 2010	Npower Championship	Reading v Leeds United, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for December 2010
Saturday, 4 December 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Crystal Palace, 15:00
Saturday, 11 December 2010	Npower Championship	Burnley v Leeds United, 15:00
Saturday, 18 December 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v QPR, 15:00
Sunday, 26 December 2010	Npower Championship	Leicester v Leeds United, 15:00
Tuesday, 28 December 2010	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Portsmouth, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for January 2011
Saturday, 1 January 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Middlesbrough, 15:00
Tuesday, 4 January 2011	Npower Championship	Cardiff v Leeds United, 19:45
Saturday, 15 January 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Scunthorpe, 15:00
Saturday, 22 January 2011	Npower Championship	Portsmouth v Leeds United, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for February 2011
Tuesday, 1 February 2011	Npower Championship	Hull v Leeds United, 19:45
Saturday, 5 February 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Coventry, 15:00
Saturday, 12 February 2011	Npower Championship	Bristol City v Leeds United, 15:00
Saturday, 19 February 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Norwich, 15:00
Tuesday, 22 February 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Barnsley, 19:45
Saturday, 26 February 2011	Npower Championship	Swansea v Leeds United, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for March 2011
Saturday, 5 March 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Doncaster, 15:00
Tuesday, 8 March 2011	Npower Championship	Preston v Leeds United, 19:45
Saturday, 12 March 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Ipswich, 15:00
Saturday, 19 March 2011	Npower Championship	Sheff Utd v Leeds United, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for April 2011
Saturday, 2 April 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Nottm Forest, 15:00
Saturday, 9 April 2011	Npower Championship	Millwall v Leeds United, 15:00
Tuesday, 12 April 2011	Npower Championship	Derby v Leeds United, 19:45
Saturday, 16 April 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Watford, 15:00
Saturday, 23 April 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Reading, 15:00
Monday, 25 April 2011	Npower Championship	Crystal Palace v Leeds United, 15:00
Saturday, 30 April 2011	Npower Championship	Leeds United v Burnley, 15:00
Leeds United FC Fixtures for May 2011
Sunday, 8 May 2011	Npower Championship	QPR v Leeds United, 15:00

Leeds United Football Club stay top of the League into October, advance to the quarter-finals of the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy but go under the microscope of the FA concerning ownership of Football League clubs.

Let’s concentrate on good news however, with a run down of results and reports for the last fortnight of football.

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Saturday 26th September 2009

MK Dons 0 – 1 Leeds United
(Snodgrass 90+2)

A very late headed goal from Robert Snodgrass gets victory for Leeds against 10-man MK Dons.

The Dons threatened to go in front early on, with Aaron Wilbraham stopped twice by Leeds United FC keeper Shane Higgs.

When Jason Puncheon was dismissed for a challenge on Michael Doyle, the gameplay changed to the visitors’ favour.

But it took Leeds just over 45 minutes to take proper advantage, with Snodgrass getting on the end of a Bradley Johnson cross.

Leeds Utd FC: played 9, won 8, drawn 1, GD 13, position 1st, points 25

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Tuesday 29th September 2009

Leeds United 1 – 1 Carlisle United
(Beckford 30)           (Dobie 75)

Carlisle’s Scott Dobie heads an equaliser to end Leeds’ 15-game winning run at home.

Leeds went in front when Jermaine Beckford scored on the rebound after his penalty-kick was first saved by Lenny Pdgely in the Carlisle goal.

Carlisle United manager Greg Abbott was sent to the stands for protesting about the penalty, given after a tackle by Richard Keogh on Michael Doyle.

Later on Robert Snodgrass could have put Leeds two up but he hit the woodwork, and Leeds paid for the missed chance when Dobie equalised from a Kevan Hurst Corner.

After the game, Leeds United manager Simon Grayson told BBC Radio Leeds: “I thought it was an average performance by us and we probably got what we deserved.
“I don’t think we deserved to win the game – we lacked a lot of sharpness and energy.”

Leeds Utd FC: played 10, won 8, drawn 2, GD 13, position 1st, points 26

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Saturday 3rd October 2009

Leeds United 0 – 0 Charlton FC

League One’s top of the table clash ends with both teams sharing the spoils, in a goal-less draw which means Leeds are still unbeaten.

In windy conditions that affected most games held throughout all the leagues, Leeds had the best of the chances early on when Jermaine Beckford shot wide.

Later on Charlton’s goalkeeper Rob Elliot denied the home side’s Bradley Johnson and Jonjo Shelvey missed a chance to put the visitor’s ahead. Enoch Showunmi’s lob summed up the game when it too went over Charlton’s bar.

However, manager Simon Grayson was relatively upbeat after full-time, telling BBC Radio Leeds: “Over the course of the game a draw was the right result.
“The conditions made it very hard for both teams. With the wind swirling about so much it made it hard for players to judge passes and things like that.
“To keep a clean sheet against a team like Charlton is very pleasing too.”


Leeds Utd FC: played 11, won 8, drawn 3, GD 13, position 1st, points 27

Leeds United FC Johnstone’s Paint Trophy Round 2 North Result

Tuesday 6th October 2009

Leeds United 2 – 1 Darlington FC
(Robinson 25,          (Convery 45+1)
Kandol 28)

Leeds held out for a second-round win against a fighting Darlington, whose manager Steve Staunton had to watch the match from the stands.

Visitors Darlington were two down inside half-an-hour, following Leeds’ Andy Robinson’s free-kick and an excellent finish from Tresor Kandol.

In the first half stoppage time, Mark Convery got one back setting up an interesting second 45 minutes.

But Leeds held on, and Darlington keeper Nick Liversedge was shown a red card for near the end after a poor challenge on Enoch Showunmi.

Simon Grayson said afterwards that although a win was what he wanted, the overall display from some of the team wasn’t up to scratch.

The Leeds boss had made six changes to the starting line-up, and told the BBC: “I’m delighted we won the game but hugely disappointed with certain individuals and certain parts of the team tonight.
“Regardless of me changing the team, it was an opportunity to go out and play in front of nearly 9,000 fans who’ve paid good money to come and watch us on a Tuesday night, and we should be going out and entertaining.
“I don’t care if it’s a JPT or Champions League game – I’ve got high standards and what I expect of my team and certain individuals didn’t do that.”

Johnstone’s Paint Trophy Quarter Final Draw: Leeds United will play League Two strugglers Grimsby Town at Elland Road, week commencing 9th November 2009

Leeds United’s next match will be on Monday 19th October, against Norwich City at Elland Road, kick-off 7.45pm

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Carling Cup Third Round Draw 29th August

Leeds United FC will host old rivals Liverpool FC in a tasty third round clash.

Leeds boss Simon Grayson is excited with what the Carling Cup could bring the team this season: “You never know where this might take you.

“A lot of teams in the lower divisions have gone close to the latter stages and I see it as a great competition to be involved in.”

The match has been selected for live television coverage on Tuesday 22nd September, with a 19:45 kick-off showing on Sky Sports.

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Saturday, 29th August 2009

Colchester Utd 1 – 2 Leeds United
(Lisbie 57pen)             (Johnson 47,
Beckford 64)

Rumours this morning in the Independent spoke of a possible move for Jermaine Beckford to Bolton for 3million.

Leeds FC maintained their 100% record in the league with victory at the Community Stadium.

Leeds took the lead straight after the restart, with Bradley Johnson heading in a Robert Snodgrass free-kick.

Ten minutes later, Kevin Lisbie was fouled in the box by Rui Marques, and converted the penalty kick to equalise for the home side.

Just after the hour mark, however, Beckford was able to net the winner after a defensive header fell short.

Leeds Utd FC: played 5, won 5, GD 7, position 2nd, points 15

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Saturday, 5th September 2009

Leeds United 2 – 0 Stockport County
(Grella 9,
Michalik 37)

Leeds set two club records with an eighth straight victory since the start of the season and a 14th-successive home league win.

Two goals in the first half were enough to stop Stockport, Mike Grella scoring from a Bradley Johnson short pass and Lubomir Michalik sealing the win from six yards.

United were easily the better team, and could have had more. Robert Snodgrass took a penalty for Leeds, but it was a weak effort and easily saved.

LUFC manager Simon Grayson told BBC Radio Leeds: “I’m very proud to be in charge of a successful team and set these records.

“There has been a lot of great players and teams here at Leeds, so for us to achieve is fantastic.”

Leeds Utd FC: played 6, won 6, GD 9, position 2nd, points 18

Johnstone’s Paint Trophy Second Round Draw 6th September

Leeds get a home draw against Darlington, whom they beat 1 – 0 in August in the Carling Cup at Darlington Arena, with the game scheduled for the week commencing 5th October.

Fellow League One team Charlton, who also have a 100% record this season and lead only on goal difference, will be at home to Barnet.

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The City of Leeds has launched an official campaign to host games as part of the Football Association’s England 2018 World Cup bid.

City leaders made the case to be a Host City to World Cup bid inspectors.

An FA delegation has visited Leeds to assess its suitability as a possible host city for the 2018 World Cup, being taken them on a tour of sporting, cultural and tourism facilities.

Leeds is one of 15 cities competing across England to be chosen, with Liverpool and Manchester also bidding to be selected.

Millennium Square was host to a series of football-themed activities that were staged to coincide with the visit.

The mascots from Leeds United, Huddersfield Town and Bradford City football clubs were present, all helping to drum up support for the Leeds bid.

In December the city will find out if the application to become a candidate city has been successful, and in December 2010, will discover if England will be hosting the 2018 event.

If the city is successful, games would be held at the home of Leeds United, Elland Road.

Stadium improvements would have to be made so that it is capable of hosting matches up to and including quarter finals.

Shaun Harvey, chief executive of Leeds United, said: “The Leeds City Region has the facilities, passion, fans and ambition to be a magnificent host city.

“The FA’s delegation saw some of the best of what Yorkshire can offer today including an internationally recognised football stadium, world-class training facilities and some of the best outdoor spaces in the country.

“What we need now is for everybody to show their support for this once in a lifetime opportunity and vote for Leeds at backthebidleeds.com.”

Richard Brett, leader of Leeds City Council said “everything possible” was being done to ensure Leeds becomes a host city.

He said: “The prospect of hosting World Cup matches is an exciting one.
“It will bring huge benefits to the city and surrounding area and ensure that all that is great about Leeds and Yorkshire is shown to audiences around the world.”

The FA team of delegates visited training sites and city centre hotels, as well as touring green spaces that could be transformed into possible areas for fans’ villages.

Councillor Brett also said:“ If successful, this bid will bring a slice of world football to the Leeds City Region.

“It is an opportunity to build on the region’s rich and proud sporting heritage and show the rest of the world what Yorkshire can offer.

“Yorkshire has some of the most passionate football fans in the world and we need every single one to vote for Leeds at backthebidleeds.com – and help us bring football home to Leeds.”

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The 25-year-old is out of contract at the end of the season, and it is understood that West Bromwich Albion have made a substantial bid for the forward.

Beckford scored both goals in Leeds Utd’s 2-1 victory over Exeter on the 8th August, and Grayson insisted his absence on Monday was due to a knock from that game:

“I’m absolutely delighted to have signed the deal,” Grella told the club’s website.
“I want to be part of the group and play as big a part as I possibly can in getting Leeds promoted, so we’ll have to wait to see how it plays out ”

Grella made 11 appearances for Leeds last season, but has yet to score a first-team goal:

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Saturday, 15th August 2009

Wycombe Wanderers 0 – 1 Leeds United
(Becchio 61)

But the second half was dominated by the visitors, with Becchio getting the winner on the hour.

Boss Simon Grayson said after the game:

Leeds Utd FC: played 2, won 2, GD 2, position 3rd, points 6

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Tuesday, 18th August 2009

Walsall FC 1 – 2 Leeds United
(Parkin 79pen)    (Johnson 83, Beckford 86)

Within five minutes, Andy Robinson’s corner found Bradley Johnson who scored the equaliser at the far post, with last season’s top-scorer Beckford netting Leeds’ winner just minutes later.

Leeds manager Grayson said after the match:

“When you get a victory late on and with a quality strike like that it’s obviously going to be a very happy camp.
“It’s places like Walsall and Wycombe you have to go and get results and today has showed we’ve got the character and belief that we can go and win anywhere we go to.”

A happy Simon Grayson talks to BBC Radio Leeds.

Leeds Utd FC: played 3, won 3, GD 3, position 3rd, points 9

Leeds United FC Coca-Cola League One Result

Saturday, 22nd August 2009

Leeds United 3 – 0 Tranmere Rovers
(Johnson 14,
Beckford 35,
Becchio 86)

Beckford had the home side two up by the break, and echoing the first goal, Becchio headed a rebound from a Johnson shot to confirm Leeds Utd’s superiority.

Boss Simon Grayson said:

Leeds Utd FC: played 4, won 4, GD 6, position 2nd, points 12

Leeds United FC Carling Cup Round 2 Result

Tuesday, 25th August 2009

Leeds United FC 2 – 1 Watford FC aet
(Snodgrass 38,98)    (Sordell 87)

But then a second strike from Snodgrass in the first half of extra-time was enough to take the home side through to Carling Cup Round three.

The draw for the Carling Cup third round will be made on Saturday 29th August.

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Leeds United Football Club is the largest football team in Leeds, and the only team from the city that plays in the Football Association professional leagues.

The history of Leeds United FC can be traced as far back as 1904, and the formation of the old Leeds City Football Club. This team managed 15 years of football before the Football Association stepped in to forcibly shut down the team for illegal payments to players; these payments were made during the First World War and caused quite a stir within the game at the time.

Out of the demise of Leeds City FC a new team was formed: Leeds United FC. After invitation, the newly formed Leeds United joined the Midland League in 1919 although had no home ground to play on, and were elected on May 31st 1920 to join the Football League Division Two.

A team by the name of Yorkshire Amateurs was playing at Elland Road and decided to give up the ground to Leeds United, so now the team had a ground but still suffered from a lack of funds. The chairman of Huddersfield Town found out about Leeds United’s money problems and loaned LUFC £35,000 , with a clause that stipulated that the loan would have to be repaid once United gained promotion to the First Division, the chairman also brought professional football manager Arthur Fairclough from Barnsley to succeed Dick Ray, who had led them from the Midland League.

By 1924, Leeds finally managed to gain promotion to the First Division and repaid its debt. Unfortunately however, Leeds United never fully consolidated its position in League One, and LUFC found themselves moving yo-yoing between Divisions One and Two until 1965.

From 1965 to 1974, Leeds United Football Club entered a golden era, when they never finished below fourth place in the First Division and won the league twice, with numerous cup competition wins also.

But between 1975 and 1988 United’s fortunes declined, and Leeds found themselves back in the second tier of English football.

Another golden time arrived in 1988 and the revival of Leeds as a force in modern football occurred under the management of Howard Wilkinson, who held charge until 1995. During this period, Leeds United FC were promoted in 1990 as Second Division champions, and managed to win the First Division Championship in 1992, consolidating a long stay in top flight football. Wilkinson left United in 1996 but his work paved the way for a period of continued success for LUFC between the years of 1996 and 2001. This time saw Leeds manage semi-final positions in both European cup competitions and third in the English Premiership.

After 2001, Leeds United’s fortunes faded as financial issues dogged the club: these financial problems saw Leeds sell most if not all of their highest quality players. Even after such wholesale selling, the LUFC’s financial problems were still apparent.

In 2004 Leeds United FC was finally sold on to stabilize the financial situation, but unfortunately lasting damage had already been done and the club slowly drifted into the lower leagues.

Elland Road

Elland Road has been the home ground for Leeds United FC since their creation in 1919.

Leeds United Football Club owned the Elland Road football ground from the 1960s until 1983, and from 1997 to 2004 when the club sold the ground and entered into a 25 year lease back contract. Previously in the past when the club didn’t own Elland Road, it was in the ownership of Leeds Council.

Address:

Leeds United Football Club
Elland Road
Leeds
LS11 0ES

Tel: 0113 226 6000

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Leeds United Fixtures August 2009
Saturday, 8 August 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Exeter, 15:00
RESULT:  2 – 1
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Monday, 10 August 2009
Carling Cup
Darlington v Leeds United, R1, 19:45
RESULT:  0 – 1
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Saturday, 15 August 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Wycombe v Leeds United, 15:00
RESULT: 0 – 1
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Tuesday, 18 August 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Walsall v Leeds United, 19:45
RESULT: 1 – 2
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Saturday, 22 August 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Tranmere, 15:00
RESULT: 3 – 0
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Saturday, 29 August 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Colchester v Leeds United, 15:00

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Leeds United Fixtures September 2009

Saturday, 5 September 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Stockport, 15:00

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Friday, 11 September 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Southend v Leeds United, 19:45

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Saturday, 19 September 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Gillingham, 15:00

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Saturday, 26 September 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
MK Dons v Leeds United, 15:00

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Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Carlisle, 19:45

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Leeds United Fixtures October 2009

Saturday, 3 October 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Charlton, 15:00

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Saturday, 10 October 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Bristol Rovers v Leeds United, 15:00

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Monday, 19 October 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Norwich, 19:45

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Saturday, 24 October 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Millwall v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 31 October 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Yeovil, 15:00

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Leeds United Fixtures November 2009

Saturday, 14 November 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Swindon v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 21 November 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Brighton v Leeds United, 15:00

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Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Leyton Orient, 19:45

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Leeds United Fixtures December 2009

Tuesday, 1 December 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Oldham v Leeds United, 19:45

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Saturday, 5 December 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Huddersfield, 15:00

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Saturday, 12 December 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Brentford v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 19 December 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Southampton, 15:00

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Saturday, 26 December 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Hartlepool, 15:00

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Monday, 28 December 2009
Coca-Cola Football League One
Stockport v Leeds United, 15:00

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Leeds United Fixtures January 2010

Saturday, 2 January 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Tranmere v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 9 January 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Wycombe, 15:00

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Saturday, 16 January 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Exeter v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 23 January 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Walsall, 15:00

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Saturday, 30 January 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Colchester, 15:00

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Leeds United Fixtures February 2010

Saturday, 6 February 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Hartlepool v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 13 February 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leyton Orient v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 20 February 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Brighton, 15:00

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Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Oldham, 19:45

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Saturday, 27 February 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Huddersfield v Leeds United, 12:30

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Leeds United Fixtures March 2010

Saturday, 6 March 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Brentford, 15:00

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Saturday, 13 March 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Southampton v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 20 March 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Millwall, 15:00

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Saturday, 27 March 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Norwich v Leeds United, 15:00

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Leeds United Fixtures April 2010

Saturday, 3 April 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Swindon, 15:00

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Tuesday, 6 April 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Yeovil v Leeds United, 19:45

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Saturday, 10 April 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Southend, 15:00

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Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Carlisle v Leeds United, 19:45

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Saturday, 17 April 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Gillingham v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 24 April 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v MK Dons, 15:00

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Leeds United Fixtures May 2010

Saturday, 1 May 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Charlton v Leeds United, 15:00

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Saturday, 8 May 2010
Coca-Cola Football League One
Leeds United v Bristol Rovers, 15:00

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