Leeds United fans are enjoying a fine start to the season as their team sit third in the table after four games, ahead of hosting Crystal Palace at Elland Road today.
The 4-1 home win over Newcastle last Monday was an adrenaline rush for a fanbase eager to see their side explode this season after a solid first year back in the Premier League.
With an out-of-form Palace ahead of Leeds, supporters genuinely believe Leeds will keep surprising people in the coming weeks and months.
However, an accidental blooper from Everton outside the Hill Dickinson Arena has become something for Whites supporters to laugh at as Leeds keep going places.
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Everton plays Marching On Together outside the Hill Dickinson
Marching On Together is the anthem and the rallying cry for Leeds supporters and is regularly played at Elland Road before and after games, especially if the Whites win.
It blared from the Elland Road speakers after the 4-1 win over Newcastle and will be played again for today’s game against Palace.
However, Everton fans didn’t hear a famous Leeds song outside the Hill Dickinson Arena in their own fanzone on Saturday.
The Toffees beat Ipswich Town 1-0 at home on Saturday, but Leeds fans were shocked when video footage emerged of baffled Everton fans listening to Marching On Together in the fanzone.
An Everton fan expressed his bemusement at hearing the Leeds song on Merseyside when their side were not even playing the Yorkshire giants.
It was a blooper by the organisers, leaving Everton fans confused and Leeds fans chuckling online.
Apparently DCL was back at Everton to watch their game today…. 😂 💛🤍💙 #ALAW #MOT #LUFC pic.twitter.com/btXDZPtLRm
— Penz1981 (@Penz19811) September 19, 2026
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Leeds have to match their own standards against Palace
Supporters can have a laugh at Everton’s expense, but later this afternoon they’ll want their players to stand up to Palace.
Leeds are dealing with elevated expectations, whether they like it or not, and any result other than a win today would be seen as a disappointment.
Palace have lost three of their opening four league games and have conceded too many goals under new manager Pierre Sage. Home fans will want the Whites to capitalise.
Leeds have set the standard early in the season and are now under pressure to match it consistently.
