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“It’s OUTRAGEOUS that Burnley have got 100 points, conceded 16 goals and not won the title but Leeds that’s unbelievable”- “Jamie O’Hara in Disbelief Over Leeds United’s Controversial move in the Championship
Leeds United Clinch Championship Title with Late Winner Against Plymouth Argyle, Leaving Jamie O’Hara Stunned
Leeds United secured the Championship title with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Plymouth Argyle on Saturday, much to the surprise of pundit Jamie O’Hara.
Under Daniel Farke’s leadership, Leeds overtook Burnley to claim top spot, with Scott Parker’s side falling short of the title on goal difference, despite both teams reaching an impressive 100 points.
The match at Home Park looked poised for a tense finish as Leeds trailed, but a stoppage-time winner from Manor Solomon sealed the title and sent Farke’s men to the Premier League.
Farke’s achievement of guiding Leeds to 100 points makes history, yet O’Hara believes Burnley deserve significant credit for their remarkable season, even though they missed out on the trophy.
Speaking on talkSPORT (3 May, 17:36), O’Hara expressed disbelief at Burnley’s second-place finish.
“It’s outrageous that Burnley have gotten 100 points, conceded just 16 goals, and still didn’t win the title. It’s unbelievable. It just goes to show how exceptional Leeds have been this season.”
49ers Enterprises Must Back Farke in the Premier League
With Leeds’ promotion to the Premier League, 49ers Enterprises, who are poised to increase their investment in the club, must now provide strong support for Farke in the transfer market.
While Farke’s Premier League experience with Norwich City was underwhelming after winning the Championship title twice, O’Hara believes the club should give the 48-year-old a chance to prove himself at Elland Road.
Leeds’ Championship success this season shows Farke’s potential, and the 49ers should resist making hasty managerial changes. Instead, the focus should be on strengthening the squad to ensure survival in the Premier League.
The American ownership group will face scrutiny if Leeds are relegated in their first season back in the top flight, and their investment in new players will be critical to the club’s long-term success.
