Leeds United fans are all in agreement after finding out Carabao Cup opponent, ‘easy win’

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The buzz around Leeds United’s start of the season has just been heightened with the revelation of their Carabao Cup opponent.

After bringing in new talent like Anton Stach, who has impressed in pre-season, and Dominic-Calvert Lewin, who could start against his former club on Monday evening, the club now has a challenge in the Carabao Cup.

Leeds will face a foe they have faced multiple times before, a tie that promises goals and fireworks.

And Leeds United fans are feeling confident and are eager for an easy victory.

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Leeds United fans in agreement over Carabao Cup opponent

Leeds United will face Sheffield Wednesday in the next round of the Carabao Cup on the 26th of August, and Leeds fans have been relishing in the prospect of a potential win against a struggling side.

“Be nice to visit a small club,” one fan commented.

Another commented: “Nice easy game for Calvert Lewin to get up and running.”

Another fan echoed others’ consensus: “Easy win for Leeds.”

“Put the first team out and put 10 past them,” one fan stated.

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Leeds United’s record v Sheffield Wednesday in past meetings

Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday share a long and storied rivalry, with their head-to-head record reflecting a closely contested history.

The two Yorkshire clubs have faced each other over 90 times in all competitions since their first meeting in 1920.

Leeds United hold a slight edge in the overall record, with more wins than their Sheffield counterparts. However, draws have been a frequent outcome, highlighting the competitive nature of their meetings.

The most recent encounter took place on January 19, 2025, where Leeds United defeated Sheffield Wednesday 3-0 at Elland Road in the EFL Championship.

Notable results in their history include a comprehensive 6-0 victory for Wednesday in 2014 and a 7-2 win for Leeds in 1935, showcasing the potential for high-scoring and memorable encounters.

With both clubs having spent significant time in the Championship and Premier League, their rivalry remains a key fixture in the English football calendar.