Leeds United face one of their biggest final day matches in several years when they make the trip to Brentford on Sunday. The Whites’ Premier League status is hanging by a thread as Burnley and Everton also face a battle to avoid finishing in the final relegation place.
As it stands ahead of Thursday’s matches, Leeds currently sit 17th in the table, one point above Burnley in 18th, who face a trip to Aston Villa before their final day home match with Newcastle United. Everton also have a game in hand this week as they host Crystal Palace – and a win for them at Goodison Park would secure their safety.
Leeds last suffered relegation heartbreak from the top-flight back in the 2003/04 season, with a 4-1 defeat at Bolton Wanderers effectively sealing their fate. Here is a look at what happened next to the XI that started that day at the Reebok.
