Watch as funeral procession for Leeds United legend Terry Yorath arrives with family and teammates in attendance
Football greats and family members were in attendance as the funeral procession for Leeds United legend Terry Yorath arrived.
The funeral for the title-winning Leeds United player is being held at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Moortown today (Monday) following his death aged 75 on January 7.
Former Leeds United teammates including Eddie Gray and those from his time playing for and managing the Wales national team are in attendance.
His daughter, Match Of The Day host Gabby Logan, is also present and his granddaughter, Lois Logan, is due to give a rendition of ‘Jerusalem’ at his request.
You can watch the moment that the funeral procession arrived in the video above.
The service is due to start at midday and will feature the Welsh national anthem and hymns sung by the Cardiff-based choir, Côr Meibion Taf, as well as eulogies from comedian and broadcaster Elis James and Yorath’s son Jordan Yorath.
Yorath joined Leeds in 1967 and made 199 appearances as well as picking up 59 international caps for Wales.
He was an integral part of the legendary Don Revie side that won the First Division in 1974.
After leaving Leeds in 1976 Yorath had spells at Coventry, Tottenham, Vancouver Whitecaps, Bradford and Swansea before moving into management where he led Swansea over a number of spells as well as Cardiff, Bradford, Sheffield Wednesday and Wales.