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“Pundit Sparks Outrage with Bold Plymouth vs Leeds Prediction – ‘Unbelievable’ Scoreline and ‘Harsh’ Reality Check. His take on Leeds sparks outrage
Leeds United Aim for Championship Title in Final Clash with Plymouth Argyle
Leeds United head to Home Park to take on Plymouth Argyle with their sights firmly set on the Championship title and a triumphant return to the Premier League.
Both clubs are expected to exit the second tier after this season, but in very different directions. Leeds have already secured promotion at the second time of asking, and while the financial rewards of Premier League football await, there’s still one more hurdle to clear before the celebrations can truly begin.
Manager Daniel Farke is well aware that Leeds will need to be at their best once again, particularly given Plymouth’s impressive record at Home Park against top-half sides. That could throw a final-day lifeline to Burnley, depending on results elsewhere.
While Elland Road has been Leeds’ fortress, their away form hasn’t been shabby either — they boast the third-best away record in the division, adding weight to their title ambitions.
Title Race and Relegation Drama
Leeds have the chance to clinch the Championship crown and, in the process, confirm Plymouth’s relegation. A win would not only secure the title but also set a new record for the most points by a second-placed side if Burnley manage to match their tally.
Plymouth, tipped by some for a League One promotion run next season, face a Leeds side potentially finishing with 100 points — a feat that highlights their dominance. Leeds’ determination to end the season on a high and Plymouth’s fading survival hopes could be the decisive factors.
EFL pundit Sam Parkin shared his take on the fixture with Benjamin Bloom. “Leeds absolutely destroyed Bristol City,” Bloom noted. “I think they’ll do the same here — I’m calling it 4-1 to Leeds.”
Parkin added: “I’ll go 2-1. Plymouth have been great in the last 12 games, winning seven of their last 16 after just four wins in the first 29. It’ll be tough to see them go down after that kind of turnaround. But Leeds may coast at 2-0, and Argyle might pull one back late on.”
Uncertainty Over Farke’s Future
Despite leading Leeds to promotion and a record points haul, Daniel Farke’s future at the club is not guaranteed. Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan recently suggested that Leeds should move on from Farke — a stance the German coach has firmly rejected.
Farke has outperformed every manager in the club’s history statistically, even surpassing records set by fan-favorite Marcelo Bielsa. However, skepticism remains due to his struggles in the Premier League with Norwich and an underwhelming stint in the Bundesliga with Borussia Monchengladbach.
Club legend Stuart Dallas has publicly backed Farke to stay, but the board faces a big decision. Regardless of whether Leeds hit 100 points or lift the title, there’s pressure to ensure the club is equipped for the Premier League challenge ahead.
Southampton’s own journey under Russell Martin shows how delicate the transition can be — something Leeds must consider carefully as they plot their path forward.
