MATCH REPORT

Noah Okafor’s 79th-minute goal gives Leeds 1-0 win over Tottenham

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Noah Okafor’s late goal rewarded Leeds’ stronger chance creation, despite Tottenham enjoying most of the possession. The result leaves Leeds two points ahead of Tottenham in the provisional table.

Match report

Okafor decides a low-scoring contest

Leeds beat Tottenham 1-0 at Elland Road, with Noah Okafor scoring the decisive goal in the 79th minute. The result reflected Leeds’ greater attacking threat: they produced 16 total shots to Tottenham’s seven and recorded 2.05 expected goals compared with Tottenham’s 0.73.

Okafor struck shortly after coming on, with the running score changing to Leeds 1-0 Tottenham. He was booked in the 80th minute, one minute after his goal. Tottenham’s disciplinary issues had begun earlier, with Micky van de Ven booked in the 15th minute and Pedro Porro and Roberto De Zerbi cautioned in the 51st minute. Sandro Tonali received Tottenham’s final yellow card in the 88th minute. There were no red cards.

Tottenham had possession but not enough threat

Tottenham controlled 61% of possession and completed 420 accurate passes to Leeds’ 246, but Leeds registered 11 shots inside the box to Tottenham’s five. Both teams managed four shots on goal, while Leeds goalkeeper J. Trafford made four saves. The numbers showed a contrast between Tottenham’s control of the ball and Leeds’ more productive finishing opportunities.

Leeds move two points clear

Leeds now have 14 Premier League points from 10 games, two ahead of Tottenham on 12. The updated positions are provisional. Arsenal lead with 24 points; Leeds trail by 10 and Tottenham by 12. Leeds’ standout performer was Okafor, rated 8.0 after 13 minutes, one goal and one shot on target.

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12th in league
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9th in league
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League Context

Standings source snapshot

These are the saved source standings. They may predate this match; they are not a live or recalculated post-match table.

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2Manchester CityLLWWW9702201021
3BrightonWLWWW961224719
4ChelseaWLWWL9513191516
5EvertonWWLLD10442121016
6LiverpoolLWWLW943211915
7BrentfordWDLDW935116914
8BournemouthWWWLL9333141312
9TottenhamWWWDL9333101012
10Aston VillaDWWDW9333101312
11Hull CityDDLDL9252111011
12LeedsLDDLD92529811
13NewcastleLWLLW9324121511
14IpswichDDLWL9324141811
15FulhamDWWLD92349119
16CoventryLWLLW1030710199
17Manchester UnitedLLDDD914410157
18Crystal PalaceLLLWD92169217
19Nottingham ForestLDLLL91356126
20SunderlandLDLLL91267175