Daniel Farke Makes Leeds United History with Unprecedented Achievement
Daniel Farke has etched his name into Leeds United’s history books by accomplishing something no other manager has ever achieved at the club—guiding the team to a 100-point Championship season.
In what has been a campaign to remember, Farke’s men sealed the Championship title with a dramatic 2-1 win over Plymouth Argyle, a result that capped off a remarkable run of six consecutive victories. That final flourish pushed Leeds to the 100-point milestone—something no previous Leeds manager had managed, not even during the club’s legendary promotions under Don Revie or Marcelo Bielsa.
Farke’s appointment last summer came with high expectations, and he’s more than delivered. Tasked with rebuilding a squad still reeling from Premier League relegation and a mass player exodus, the German tactician instilled discipline, identity, and belief back into the team. His attacking brand of football and smart squad rotation turned Leeds into the Championship’s most consistent force.
While Leeds have enjoyed title-winning campaigns in the past, including under Howard Wilkinson in 1990 and Bielsa in 2020, none of those title runs reached the 100-point mark. Farke’s achievement is a first—and sets a new standard of excellence at Elland Road.
In addition to breaking the points record, Farke’s team finished the season with the league’s best defensive record and one of the most potent attacks. His ability to rejuvenate returning players like Brenden Aaronson, blend youth with experience, and maintain momentum under pressure has earned him widespread praise—not just from Leeds fans, but from pundits across the country.
Speaking after the title-clinching win, Farke remained humble: “This is a club with an incredible history, and to be part of writing a new chapter means everything. But we’re not done—we want to compete and stay in the Premier League.”
With promotion secured and a historic achievement under his belt, Daniel Farke has already become a fan favourite. But now, the focus turns to the next challenge: ensuring Leeds not only return to the top flight but stay there.
If history is any guide, Leeds United may have finally found the manager to lead them into a stable and successful new era.
