Leeds United fans taunt Everton in off-camera moment after penalty controversy
Briefly

Leeds United marked their return to Premier League football at Elland Road this week, achieving a victory over Everton thanks to a penalty from Lukas Nmecha in the 84th minute. The home team had more chances but initially struggled to convert. The crucial penalty was awarded after a deflection hit James Tarkowski's arm in the box. This win was significant as it was the first victory for a defending second-tier champion in their opening match of the new season since 2007. Leeds fans celebrated and mocked Everton fans afterward.
Leeds United welcomed Premier League football back to Elland Road this week after a two-year absence. Home fans left the stadium grinning thanks to new signing Lukas Nmecha's 84th minute penalty, which secured the win against Everton.
Tarkowski's arm had not been in an 'unnatural position.' The Everton man protested his innocence, but was deemed to have leaned into the path of the ball, leading to the penalty.
This winning return marked the first time since 2007 that a defending second tier champion had tasted victory in their opening match of the new top flight season.
Leeds fans mocked Everton supporters by imitating a popular Toffees song, showcasing their joy after the victory and celebrating the team's performance.
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