Leeds United will be looking to claim a spot in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup on Wednesday night when they travel to take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The Whites haven't gone that far in the competition since 2003 under the stewardship to Terry Venables, but unfortunately you'd have to go back even further to remember United's last win at Chelsea.
That came in December 1999 as David O'Leary's Leeds side beat Chelsea 2-0 thanks to a brace from Stephen McPhail. The Whites have beaten Chelsea a number of times since that result, but in their seven visits to west London since, they haven't come close to replicating that famous win.
So, as Leeds attempt to break a hoodoo of over 24 years, the YEP take a look at what happened to the starting XI and two substitutes that represented Leeds that day.
So, as Leeds attempt to break a hoodoo of over 24 years, the YEP take a look at what happened to the starting XI and two substitutes that represented Leeds that day.