Leeds United's final home game of the 1993/94 season against Sheffield Wednesday was billed as 'The Kop's Last Stand'. More than 35,000 supporters packed into the ground to reminisce ahead of its demolition and watch the Whites play out a 2-2 draw with the visitors. The following season Elland Road became all-seater with nearly 7,000 seats replacing the terracing in the Kop, as directed by the Taylor Report. Enjoy these photos of the game and occasion, published courtesy of Varley Picture Agency, which are sure to evoke memories for generations of fans who grew up Whites watching from The Kop. READ MORE: 16 of the most iconic Leeds United photos of all time | The ups and downs of Leeds United's Elland Road down the decades
1. The Kop's Last Stand
Nearly 7,000 seats replaced the terracing the following season as Elland Road became an all-seater stadium. It was renamed the Don Revie Stand in honour of the club's former manager. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
2. The Kop's Last Stand
The pre-match entertainment featured a brass band. Can anyone remember whether they played Marching On Together? Photo: Varley Picture Agency
3. The Kop's Last Stand
The Kop's Last Stand also included some familar faces returning to Elland Road. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
4. The Kop's Last Stand
Mel Sterland celebrates with the Kop after scoring from the penalty spot as part of the half time entertainment. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
5. The Kop's Last Stand
Former Leeds United captain Bobby Collins was also among those invited for the occasion. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
6. The Kop's Last Stand
Were you stood on the Kop for the final time that day? Photo: Varley Picture Agency