The Whites go up against the Gunners on Saturday having failed to overcome them since May 2003.
On that day, Peter Reid’s men record a dramatic 3-2 win at Highbury thanks to an 89th minute Mark Viduka strike, and since then the best they have been able to muster against the Londoners is a 1-1 FA Cup draw in 2011.
Here’s what became of Leeds’ starting XI from their last victory over this weekend’s opponents:

7. Ian Harte
The man with a wand for a left-boot, Harte amassed something of a cult following at Elland Road largely thanks to his prowess from dead ball situations. After leaving Leeds, he signed for a number of clubs, including Levante in Spain, but has since turned his attentions towards engineering deals, working as a football agent. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images) Photo: Laurence Griffiths

8. Eirik Bakke
The versatile Norwegian returned to his home country when financial pressure began to mount in the boardroom at Elland Road, and he stayed there ever since. Since 2015 he has been manager of boyhood club Sogndal. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images) Photo: Laurence Griffiths

9. Jason Wilcox
Wilcox has done very well for himself since calling time on his playing days. The midfielder held down a couple of regular punditry roles for a while before being appointed to the role of Academy Director at Manchester City in 2017 - a job he is still in today. (Photo by Paul Barker/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: PAUL BARKER

10. Harry Kewell
Like Wilcox, Kewell has done well for himself post-Leeds. Aside from winning a Champions League with Liverpool, the Australian has gone into management, and after mixed spells with Crawley Town and Notts County, currently holds the top job with League Two outfit Oldham Athletic. (Photo by Paul Barker/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: PAUL BARKER

11. Mark Viduka
Of all the players on this list, Viduka has perhaps has the biggest lifestyle transformation since leaving Leeds. In an interview with ESPN earlier this year, the big striker revealed that he had moved back to Croatia - the country of his parents' birth - and now owns a coffee shop in Zagreb. Direct quote from the man himself: "Now my only pressure is making a good brew for customers.” (Photo by Jamie McDonald/Getty Images) Photo: Jamie McDonald

