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Pat Bamford looking slightly spooked and concerned, as if he's about to take a penalty, superimposed with the view of Elland Road from the penalty area in the background
The last dance
Every Leeds United promotion scrap needs a good story. Will Almond thinks the redemption arc of Pat Bamford might be the one.
Ao Tanaka and Daniel Farke embrace at the end of an exhausting Leeds win.
I'm tired, boss
If this promotion battle can reduce Ao Tanaka to tears, most Leeds United fans can be forgiven for their own rollercoaster of emotions in recent weeks.
Dan James and Brenden Aaronson summing up how everyone felt against Swansea as they both look to the skies with their heads in their hands
Euuuuuurrrrrrggggghhhhh
Leeds have shown signs of weakness at the time when we expect them to find their stride and see it through to the end.
The cover artwork for issue seven of this season's The Square Ball Magazine, featuring a collage of all the good moments from this season (there are lots of them!) and Daniel Farke pumping his fist above the words 'KEEP FIGHTING'
Keep Fighting
This is the seventh issue of The Square Ball's 35th season and Leeds United's 2024/25 title-winning campaign.
Cliftonville striker and all-time top goalscorer Joe Gormley celebrates yet another goal for his boyhood club.
Joe The Goal
Chris McMenamy went to watch a team he supports in a cup final. Thankfully, it wasn’t Leeds.
The article's writer Anshul Tambay images from his trip to Elland Road from the USA.
From Seattle to Beeston
It’s a short way from Seattle when we’re great. Or at least it was for Anshul Tambay.
Ian Baird jumping for a header against either a very brave or very stupid Nottingham Forest defender
Old School
This month marks forty years since Ian Baird joined Leeds United and made himself a cult hero on the Elland Road terraces.
Pascal Struijk on his haunches with his head in his hands at the full-time whistle of Leeds' draw at QPR. Nothing to worry about there, surely.
Tossing and turning
The sleepless nights at Leeds United have officially begun. Here's hoping Willy Gnonto's second half can help Daniel Farke rest a little easier.