There had been warnings ahead of the match but Luke Ayling's volley in the third minute made social distancing a difficult task.
The Whites welcomed Huddersfield Town to Elland Road for a Yorkshire derby with Marcelo Bielsa's men in the thick of a Championship promotion race to the Premier League.
Ayling's volley lit up the game in the third minute while Patrick Bamford bagged in the second half to end eight games without a goal.
It would be the final time supporters were allowed into the stands in LS11, as the coronavirus pandemic emerged to halt football in its tracks.
Here, we take a look back at the final matchday filled with supporters one year on...

1. Alternative arrival
No handshakes allowed, but fist bumps for the kids ahead of kick-off...



4. Pre-match greeting
The mandated fist bump for Pablo Hernandez from owner Andrea Radrizzani ahead of kick-off.

5. Bielsa backed by fans
A sight for sore eyes, United's boss takes to the dugout with supporters behind him...

6. Ayling's wonder strike
Three minutes in and the Yorkshire derby was lit up by a piece of magic from Luke Ayling. What a goal!

