Leeds United suffered their first home defeat of the Premier League season when Tottenham Hotspur claimed all three points at Elland Road on Saturday.
After falling behind to a Mathys Tel goal midway through the first-half, the Whites got themselves back on level-terms ten minutes before half-time when Noah Okafor grabbed his first home goal since joining Leeds from AC Milan during the summer transfer window.
However, it was Thomas Frank’s men that secured the points when club record signing Mohammed Kudus dealt the decisive blow with a winning goal just moments before the hour-mark.
Despite the defeat, Daniel Farke and his players received the unwavering backing of the Elland Road faithful throughout the game - but how does Leeds United’s average attendance compare to clubs across the top five leagues in European football?
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10. Atletico de Madrid
2025/26 average attendance: 61,487 | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
11. Tottenham Hotspur
2025/26 average attendance: 60,995 | Getty Images Photo: Julian Finney
