Darts sensation Luke Littler sends brutal three-word message to Leeds United

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Leeds United are back where they belong in the top flight as Daniel Farke deserves his plaudits.

With the Whites returning to the Premier League, fans will hear the Elland Road noise once again.

It feels like a long two seasons since the absence of Leeds, but when the 2025/26 campaign begins, they will feel right at home.

Despite Farke now staying, former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho would be open to Leeds.

This could spark the rivalry with Man United and Leeds once again, and darts icon, and fan of the Red Devils, Luke Littler, has already shown that this famous rivalry has been missed.

Luke Littler sends Leeds United message after Championship title win

The Darts sensation obviously has his affiliation with Man United, but Leeds fans will know Luke Humphries is the true hero.

Humphries has made his love for Leeds clear, being a boyhood fan, as Humphries’ dream came true with Leeds’ promotion.

Although this dream was last campaign when Leeds failed in the playoffs, no doubt the Darts player celebrated this time round after the title win.

However, Littler has sent a brutal response when asked by Manchester Evening News about Leeds’ return to the top flight.

“Easy six points,” Littler said.

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Leeds can end horrid record against Man United next season

One thing Leeds fans won’t have missed is Man United fans making it abundantly clear how ‘easy’ it will be to play against them this season.

Of course, they don’t have much of a leg to stand on after their campaign compared to Leeds’.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
15	Man UtdManchester United	35	10	9	16	42	51	-9	39

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
1	LeedsLeeds	46	29	13	4	95	30	65	100

Leeds and Man United will play in pre-season where early bragging rights can be claimed, and the Whites will be in need of that next campaign.

This comes after the Whites’ last appearance in the top flight when the Manchester side came out on top with Leeds struggling.

With Leeds not managing a Premier League win over the Red Devils since 2002, this will surely be on the mind of the players to end the 23-year-long despair for the Whites faithful.

Farke will be hoping that he can be the man to end this run, as this historic rivalry will rise to the surface once more.