Leeds United 1-0 Tottenham: Five key takeaways from Premier League 2026-27 clash

Daniel Farke's men break Tottenham's three-match winning run! Tottenham Hotspur travelled to Elland Road for their matchweek 10 fixture of the Premier League 2026-27 campaign.

They battled it out against Leeds United, but in the end it was not enough. The hosts might have failed to control the momentum of the game, but in the end they were the ones to secure three important points.

Leeds United are now in eighth place on the league table with three wins in their ten English top-division games. It was not their best performance, but it was enough to secure three points.

Tottenham Hotspur were looking confident ahead of the fixture, but they failed to implement their strategy well against Leeds. Roberto De Zerbi's side were not quite enough to outplay the Whites and Spurs' three-match winning run came to an end.

Biggest takeaways from Leeds United vs Tottenham Hotspur: 1. Game-changing sub for Leeds United Daniel Farke came up with a double change in the 77th minute and it quite literally worked well for them.

The 26-year-old Noah Okafor came in from the bench and in the next minute he helped Leeds United take the one-goal advantage. The substitution of the Swiss player played an important role for the hosts as it helped them secure three crucial points.

Tottenham's lack of urgency in final third Tottenham Hotspur surely held possession of the ball for the majority of the minutes, but when it came to performing well on the attacking front, they surely lacked the finishing touch. Roberto De Zerbi's men were only able to take 5 shots, and only 3 of them hit the target, but none of them went in.

This has been a major problem for them since the beginning of the season. Elland Road an unbeaten fortress for Farke's men Leeds United have now, yet again, continued their unbeaten run at Elland Road.

They haven't suffered a single defeat at their home ground in the Premier League this season and will only be looking to extend their positive run of form. Daniel Farke's men might have struggled for the wins out there, but remaining undefeated at home has not been an easy task for them.