ELLAND ROAD
All games played:
- September 1st, 1985 — 3β1 v Stoke City (6,999) (September 1st, 1985)
- October 26th, 1985 — 1β4 v Sheffield United (7,448) (October 26th, 1985)
- March 1st, 1986 — 0β1 v Grimsby Town (5,185) (March 1st, 1986)
- March 4th, 1986 — 1β0 v Oldham Athletic (3,964) (March 4th, 1986)
These matches were played here whilst Valley Parade was being rebuilt following the fire of May 11th, 1985.
All games played:
- April 8th, 1950 — 2β0 v Derby County (30,167) (April 8th, 1950)
- April 11th, 1950 — 1β2 v Newcastle United (37,765) (April 11th, 1950)
Two matches were played here when Leeds Road was affected by a fire to the main stand.
League Record
- First Match
- 1β2 v South Shields (original) (16,958) (September 1st, 1920)
- Highest Attendance
- 56,796 v Arsenal (0β0) (December 27th, 1932)
- Lowest Attendance
- 3,590 v Sheffield Wednesday (3β0) (April 9th, 1930)
- Biggest Home Win
- 8β0 v Leicester City (11,871) (April 7th, 1934)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 3β7 v Nottingham Forest (21,367) (March 20th, 2012)
2,096 League games played at Elland Road by Leeds United (including 7 play-offs)
The club was elected into the Football League Division 2 in 1920. Due to crowd trouble at the League match v. West Bromwich Albion (1-2) on April 17th, 1971, Leeds United was ordered to play the first four home fixtures of the 1971/2 season away from Elland Road and these took place at Leeds Road, Hillsborough and Boothferry Park. It was also involved in Football League Play Off Matches at the neutral venues of St Andrewβs and the Millennium Stadium.
League Record
- First Match
- 0β2 v West Bromwich Albion (6,802) (September 9th, 1905)
- Last Match
- 1β1 v Wolverhampton Wanderers (12,000) (September 27th, 1919)
- Highest Attendance
- 35,000 v Bradford City (0β1) (February 1st, 1908)
- Lowest Attendance
- 2,000 v Leicester Fosse (1β1) (April 30th, 1910)
- Biggest Home Win
- 8β0 v Nottingham Forest (14,000) (November 29th, 1913)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 0β7 v Barnsley (8,000) (October 23rd, 1909)
194 League games played at Elland Road by Leeds City
The club was elected into the Football League Division 2 in 1905 and expelled from Division 2 on October 13th, 1919 for making illegal payments to players after playing four home games of the 1919/20 season. Port Vale FC was subsequently elected to take over their fixtures.