Leeds United have enjoyed a promising start to their return to the Premier League and head into Saturday’s home clash with Tottenham Hotspur with an opportunity to move into the top half of the table.
After starting their season with a narrow home win against Everton, Daniel Farke’s side went on to claim just win point from their next three games with a heavy defeat at Arsenal followed by a goalless draw with Newcastle United and an agonising late loss at Fulham.
However, the last week has provided some cheers for the Whites after they secured four points from their last two games by coming from a goal down to land a 3-1 win at Wolves before being forced to settle for a point at home to Bournemouth on Saturday.
That all means Farke’s men have a more than credible eight points from their first six games of the campaign - but how does that compare to newly promoted clubs over the last five seasons?
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2. 1 point after six games
Fulham (2020/21), Southampton (2024/25), Luton Town (2023/24), Sheffield United (2023/24) | Getty Images
3. 3 points after six games
Leicester City (2024/25), West Bromwich Albion (2020/21) | Clive Mason/Getty Images Photo: Clive Mason/Getty Images
4. 4 points after six games
Ipswich Town (2024/25), Burnley (2025/26), Nottingham Forest (2022/23), Burnley (2023/24) | Getty Images
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