Leeds United falls to Arsenal 2-1, Anton Stach emphasizes team progress
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 7:32 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

Leeds United lost 2-1 to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on October 10. After leading through a goal from James Justin, Leeds conceded twice in the second half. Midfielder Anton Stach highlighted the team's competitive spirit and tactical execution, particularly in the first 65 minutes, despite the disappointment of defeat. The performance against the reigning Premier League champions offers Leeds a framework for improvement as they prepare for their next match.
- •Leeds United scored first with James Justin's goal.
- •Arsenal responded with two goals in the second half.
- •Anton Stach praised the team's performance despite the loss.
- •Leeds showed resilience and competitiveness against strong opposition.
- •The match took place on October 10 at the Emirates Stadium.
- 7:32 AMYahoo Sports — Anton Stach insists Leeds United “can be proud of our progress” after Arsenal loss
"Anton Stach believes Leeds United can take encouragement from their performance against Arsenal despite suffering a narrow defeat at the Emirates Stadium, with the midfielder insisting Daniel Farke’s side showed how far they have progressed against the Premier League champions.
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