Newcastle United loses 4-1 to Leeds United at Elland Road
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 7:28 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
Newcastle United faced Leeds United and lost 4-1 on September 14, 2026, at Elland Road. The match highlighted a troubled performance by Newcastle, including an own goal by Lewis Miley and a moment of inexperience from Sean Steur, who replaced injured Nico Gonzalez. The loss marks a stark contrast from the 4-3 victory Newcastle achieved against Leeds in January, with only four players retained from that match's starting lineup. The continued absence of key players due to injury and a recent influx of young signings complicate Newcastle’s ongoing transition under coach Matthias Jaissle. Newcastle's next match is anticipated to be another test as the team adjusts to multiple changes.
- •Newcastle lost 4-1 to Leeds United on September 14.
- •Lewis Miley scored an own goal in the match.
- •Sean Steur's poor pass led to a key Leeds goal.
- •Only four players from January's match started on Monday.
- •Newcastle deals with injuries and a young squad.
- 7:28 AMYahoo Sports — Tells you everything comparing Newcastle team from 4-3 v Leeds in January and 1-4 on Monday
"The Newcastle United team lost 4-1 against Leeds United on Monday night. A tough 90+ minutes at Elland Road.
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