Leeds United Tickets

Leeds United F.C. Info

Football supporters like to brag they would go to the ends of the Earth to cheer their team. In most cases, it's just bar talk, except for Leeds United FC fans. Their loyalty is evident from the attendance numbers on game day, which show that the club has among the largest average attendance in England. This fact is all the more impressive when you consider that Elland Road was full even when Leeds United were languishing in the lower leagues.

Leeds United tickets were still a hot commodity even when the West Yorkshire team were in League One, a particularly dark period in Leeds United history.

For a team that has bounced between leagues, Leeds has managed to stay relevant, and the proof is in the three domestic titles, won in the 1968–69, 1973–74, and 1991–92 seasons.

The '70s were the most successful decade for Leeds United FC, with strong European campaigns, which secured the UEFA Cup trophy in the 1972-1973 season, while in the following campaign, they managed to reach the finals of the European Cup, which since then has rebranded into the Champions League.

The Peacocks, the preferred nickname of Leeds United FC fans, play their home matches at Elland Road stadium, with a capacity of 37,792. However, the official numbers were ignored in 1969, when 57,892 people viewed the FA Cup match versus Sunderland live.

Leeds United football tickets are always in demand, and SeatPick makes it possible to get the best ticket prices.

About Leeds United FC Football Tickets

Leeds United Football Club traces its lineage from Leeds City, formed in 1904 but forcefully disbanded in 1919 because of accusations of illegal payments to players.

However, the city had an appetite for football, and the same year Leeds United was constituted. The team adopted the former club's stadium Elland Road as its home base.

In 1920, Leeds United FC joined the Second Division of the Football League. The debut in the first tier of English football arrived in 1924. Since then, it bounced back and forward, with the largest absence from the Premier League being the 16 years between 2004 and 2020.

The club has had issues with ownership over the years, leading to the essential sales of star players to balance the books. Leeds United are today on an altogether better financial footing, which is aided by two seasons in the Premier League.

The atmosphere at Elland Road, with Leeds United fans in full voice, has to be seen to be believed, even more so for away trips following the club at places like Manchester United. With SeatPick, you can buy Leeds United tickets online by visiting the website and doing so is the best way to watch Leeds United FC in Championship action.

Major Rivalry

Leeds United thrive in the knowledge that, on the whole, they are not a well-liked team. This dates back to the rough manner in which they treated their opponents during their 1970s pomp and continues to this day whichever league they are participating in. Now they enjoy strong rivalries with a number of Premier League sides. Among those that engender the most hatred are Premier League sides Manchester United, Newcastle United, Liverpool and Arsenal.

The popular term 'Roses Rivalry' is used to describe the derby games between Leeds United and Manchester United.

The hostilities between the clubs have historical precedence and get traced back to the War of the Roses in the mediaeval period.

However, when other Yorkshire teams such as Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday, Huddersfield Town, or Bradford City are visiting, the hospitality is not any warmer. Follow Leeds United live during a derby game and purchase LUFC tickets via SeatPick.

Leeds United tickets for these games are at a premium and will end up costing more, especially if the matches are in the Premier League.

Famous Footballers that Played for Leeds United FC

Any club with a storied history will produce many legends, and Leeds United are no exception. Over the years, several local legends were born, but there are also many international players that made a name for themselves in Leeds.

Some of the popular players are:

• Billy Bremner
• Peter Lorimer
• Gary Speed
• Vinnie Jones
• Harry Kewell
• Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
• Mark Viduka
• Rio Ferdinand
• Kalvin Phillips

Elland Road Leeds – England

Name

Elland Road

Capacity

37,792

Address

Elland Road, Beeston, Leeds LS11 0ES, United Kingdom

Elland Road

Elland Road is the 14th largest football stadium in England. This is one reason for its selection as one of the sports venues for the Euro 96 competition. The Yorkshire stadium has been Leeds United's home since its founding in 1919. It's primarily a facility for football matches, but it has hosted rugby games and concerts by popular bands and musicians. Each of the four stands is named in honour of club legends.

Best way to travel to Elland Road

After purchasing your Leeds United tickets for home games, you will have to make a plan for transport to the stadium.

By Bus:

During Leeds United matches, there is a bus service numbered R2, operated by First Leeds Buses. The bus departs from Sovereign Street, adjacent to Leeds station, and goes directly to the stadium.

By Train

The closest railway station is Cottingley, with the second option being Leeds Station, which is about 1.5 miles away from the stadium.

By Car

Travelling by car is straightforward. The easiest way to locate the venue is with satellite navigation on your mobile device with coordinates LS11 0ES. Car Park A and Car Park B are available for supporters, but parking is not free.