Club record
Photo gallery
Leeds United's landmark moments in chronological order — league titles, cup wins, promotions and the celebrations that followed.
Current season — 2026-27
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1924 to today
Second Division champions, 1923-24
Leeds United's first major honour. Champions of the Second Division in 1923-24 under Arthur Fairclough, winning promotion to the First Division for the first time in the club's history. An estimated 20,000 people greeted the team on their return to the city.
See the 1923-24 season →Second Division runners-up, 1927-28
Promotion back to the top flight at the first attempt, finishing second in the Second Division with Charlie Keetley among the goalscorers.
See the 1927-28 season →Second Division champions, 1963-64
Don Revie's young side — Bremner, Giles, Hunter, Charlton and Reaney — win the Second Division title and go up to the First Division, the start of the greatest era in the club's history.
See the 1963-64 season →League champions, 1968-69
Leeds United's first ever League Championship. Revie's team lost only twice all season and set a then-record 67 points, sealing the title at Anfield.
See the 1968-69 season →Fairs Cup final v Juventus, 1971
The two-legged Inter-Cities Fairs Cup final against Juventus: 2-2 in Turin, 1-1 at Elland Road. Leeds lifted the trophy on away goals.
See the 1970-71 season →Inter-Cities Fairs Cup winners, 1971
Leeds United's first European trophy, and the last ever Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, won on away goals against Juventus in the final.
See the 1970-71 season →FA Cup winners, 1972
Allan Clarke's diving header beats Arsenal 1-0 at Wembley in the club's centenary FA Cup final — Leeds United's only FA Cup win.
See the 1971-72 season →Don Revie and Billy Bremner, 1972 final
Manager and captain together at the 1972 FA Cup final against Arsenal — the partnership at the heart of the Revie years.
See the 1971-72 season →League champions, 1973-74
The second League Championship, won after an unbeaten run of 29 league games from the start of the season — Don Revie's final title before leaving for England.
See the 1973-74 season →Second Division champions, 1989-90
Howard Wilkinson's champions end eight years outside the top flight, going up as Second Division winners with Gordon Strachan as captain.
See the 1989-90 season →First Division champions, 1991-92
The last ever First Division title before the Premier League began. Leeds finished four points clear of Manchester United — the club's third and most recent league championship.
See the 1991-92 season →Jermaine Beckford at Old Trafford, 2010
Beckford's winner knocks Manchester United out of the FA Cup third round at Old Trafford in January 2010 — the defining moment of the League One years.
See the 2009-10 season →Promotion from League One, 2010
Beckford again: his goal against Bristol Rovers on the final day secures promotion out of League One after three seasons in the third tier.
See the 2009-10 season →Championship champions, 2019-20
Marcelo Bielsa's side win the Championship and end a sixteen-year exile from the top flight, lifting the trophy at Elland Road.
See the 2019-20 season →Championship champions, 2024-25
Daniel Farke's Leeds win the Championship with 100 points and go straight back up to the Premier League, sealing the title on the final day at Plymouth.
See the 2024-25 season →Champions again, 2025
The Championship trophy lifted after the 2024-25 title win.
See the 2024-25 season →Promotion party, Elland Road 2025
Elland Road celebrates promotion back to the Premier League in May 2025.
See the 2024-25 season →Elland Road from above, 2025
An aerial view of Elland Road during the 2025 promotion celebrations.
See the 2024-25 season →Championship trophy parade, 5 May 2025
The open-top bus parade through Leeds after the 2024-25 Championship title.
See the 2024-25 season →Daniel Farke on the parade, 2025
Daniel Farke on the championship winners' parade on 5 May 2025, after a second Championship title with Leeds.
See the 2024-25 season →Pascal Struijk on the parade, 2025
Pascal Struijk with supporters on the 2025 trophy parade through the city.
See the 2024-25 season →Smoke and flares on the parade, 2025
Blue, yellow and white smoke as the parade makes its way through Leeds in May 2025.
See the 2024-25 season →Elland Road
Home since 1919 — Elland Road, the constant through every era on this page.
Elland Road at sunset
The West Stand and the floodlights at dusk.
Elland Road, the next chapter
How the redeveloped Elland Road is envisaged as the ground's capacity grows.