Before and after: the scene in Leeds city centreBefore and after: the scene in Leeds city centre
Before and after: the scene in Leeds city centre

Before and after shows big clean up following Leeds United promotion party in Millennium Square

A huge party swept through Leeds at the weekend to celebrate Marcelo Bielsa's men achieving the dream - Premier League promotion as champions.
By Alex Evans
Published 20th Jul 2020, 15:18 BST
Updated 20th Jul 2020, 15:30 BST

Fans turned out at Elland Road in their droves on Friday night and continued to return to the city centre throughout the weekend. On Sunday, fans packed into Millennium Square to party after the Whites were crowned league champions. On Monday morning, council workers turned their attention to the big cleanup - aided by a helpful Leeds United fan:

More than 7,000 fans descended on Leeds city centre over the weekend, starting on Friday night and again on Sunday to celebrate the Whites' promotion to the Premier League

1. Fans pack into Millennium Square

More than 7,000 fans descended on Leeds city centre over the weekend, starting on Friday night and again on Sunday to celebrate the Whites' promotion to the Premier League

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Fans also gathered outside Elland Road on Friday

2. Fans outside Elland Road

Fans also gathered outside Elland Road on Friday

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And on Monday morning this was the scene in Leeds city centre

3. Monday morning - the cleanup begins

And on Monday morning this was the scene in Leeds city centre

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Council workers cleaned up through the morning

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Council workers cleaned up through the morning

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The scene in the Millennium Square

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The scene in the Millennium Square

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The scene in Millennium Square

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The scene in Millennium Square

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