The ideal picture, with Sam Byram — Square Ball 31/10/23
FROM THE WILDERNESS Written by: Rob Conlon The olés started ringing around Elland Road two minutes into first-half stoppage time. In the East Upper, an old bloke on the row in front of me had already been cheering each Leeds pass on his own since the fourth official signalled Huddersfield’s torment was going to last another five minutes. Leeds were 3-0 up, but the old fella sensed United weren’t done yet. The olés stopped when Sam Byram backheeled the ball to send Georginio Rutter past Tom Edwards once more. Byram had tried the same trick when the game was still goalless, only to be harshly penalised for a foul. This time, the game continued, allowing Georginio to find Crysencio Summerville in the penalty area, who completed Leeds’ scoring with a half to spare. “The fourth goal felt like 500 passes,” Daniel Farke said afterwards. “We were so calm to exhaust them with our possession and then to find the right moment to speed up the game, with a perfect give and go with Rutter an...