Manchester City's youngsters compared Elland Road to the Wanda Metropolitano as they put themselves in the shoes of the first team to win the Premier League 2 title on Friday.
It looked like City's coronation would have to be delayed as Leeds took an early lead front of a PL2-record crowd of 21,000 at Elland Road. But Cole Palmer inspired a comeback that had the young Blues ahead within the next six minutes, and Liam Delap sealed a hard-fought win at the clock ticked over 90 minutes.
The home fans were loud and passionate in getting behind their team, as well as booing any City player they felt had done wrong in the game. And EDS manager Brian Barry-Murphy said after the game that the youngsters had compared the atmosphere to the senior team's trip to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League recently.
