The city centre was turned white, yellow, and blue as more than 150,000 people turned out to watch the club parade the Division One trophy through the streets on an open-topped bus. “Memories like these can’t be bought," admitted manager Howard Wilkinson."There’ll never be another day like this." And right-back Mel Sterland would also recall of the occasion: "You had people up trees and hanging from lampposts. The streets were packed. Young kids, old men - it felt like the whole city came out to see us that day. In some ways we were amazed, but that’s how much a title means." These photos, plucked from the YEP archive, aim to evoke happy memories of that special Sunday afternoon in May 1992. READ MORE: Sunday, April 26, 1992 - The day Leeds United fans celebrated winning the First Division title in 1992 | 23 memories from Leeds United's 1991-92 First Division title winning season LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Leeds United champions
Having already been confirmed as champions Rod Wallace kicked off a weekend to remember scoring the only goal in the final game of the season against Norwich City. | jpimedia
2. Leeds United champions
The open top bus leaves Elland Road. | jpimedia Photo: Richard Moran
3. Leeds United champions
Gary McAllister holds aloft the First Division trophy as the open top bus makes its way through the city centre. | jpimedia
4. Leeds United champions
The open top bus makes its way past City Square on its way to Leeds Town Hall. | jpimedia
6. Leeds United champions
From left: Carl Shutt (slightly obscured), Gary Speed, Gordon Strachan, Chris Fairclough (behind Strachan). Mel Sterland (behind trophy), John Lukic and Jon Newsome. | jpimedia Photo: Giles Rocholl