Elland Road will roar on 30/08/2025 as Leeds United host Newcastle United in Round 3 of the Premier League. Peter Bankes has the whistle for what promises to be a compelling clash between a Leeds side riding a wave of confidence and a Newcastle team searching for consistency. Leeds sit 12th with three points after two matches, while Newcastle are down in 15th with a single point — both teams know a result here could swing early-season momentum.
Leeds arrive with encouraging recent form: their latest ten-match thread shows six wins, three draws and just one loss, and their most recent competitive outing was a 1-1 Carabao Cup draw with Sheffield Wednesday that ended in a penalty exit. Jack Harrison was the standout performer in that cup tie and will be fresh in the memory of Leeds fans. Offensively Leeds have been active inside the box, with 14 shots-from-inside reported and 24 total shots across the season snapshot. Home advantage at Elland Road (capacity 40,242) should lift Marcelo Bielsa’s—sorry, the club’s—effort in their third league fixture.
Newcastle’s summer results paint a contrasting picture. Their last Premier League match was a narrow 2-3 loss to Liverpool; William Osula earned the best-player rating for Newcastle in that game. Across the recent sample Newcastle have struggled to convert dominance into results, registering one win, three draws and six losses in their last ten. Statistically they edge Leeds in attacking activity — 26 total shots versus Leeds’ 24, and higher averages for corners and dangerous attacks — but that has not translated into league points so far.
Both clubs tend to create chances: Leeds’ attacking averages (75.5 attacks, 32 dangerous attacks) suggest a side comfortable pressing and probing, while Newcastle’s higher attacking metrics (87 attacks, 62 dangerous attacks) indicate the potential for end-to-end action. Their last meeting recorded a 2-2 draw in the Premier League, reinforcing the likelihood that neither team is content to sit back and that goalmouth action is probable.
Given the attacking numbers on both sides, recent scorelines, and the historic 2-2 between these sides, the market that stands out is the goal market. Back Over 2.5 goals. The data points to open play and shared attacking intent — expect a lively, goal-filled contest at Elland Road.
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