Manchester United Data
League Cup · 3rd Round

Leeds United v Manchester United

0–3
HT 0–3
Tuesday 20th September 2011 · Elland Road · Att: 31,031

Manchester United beat Leeds United 3–0 at Elland Road on Tuesday 20th September 2011 in the League Cup. Michael Owen (15', 32') and Ryan Giggs (45'+1') scored for United.

Timeline

Running score
  1. Kick Off
  2. 15' Michael Owen Assist: Ji-Sung Park 0–1
  3. 24' Fabio da Silva
  4. 27' Mame Biram Diouf
  5. 32' Michael Owen Assist: Mame Biram Diouf 0–2
  6. 38' Robert Snodgrass
  7. 45+1' Ryan Giggs Assist: Ji-Sung Park 0–3
  8. Half Time 0–3
  9. 46' Paul Pogba for Giggs
  10. 48' Darren O'Dea
  11. 70' Danny Welbeck for Diouf
  12. 77' Larnell Cole for Macheda
  13. Full Time 0–3

Match Facts

Starting XI

Leeds United Lineup

4-4-2
Starting XI
1 Andy Lonergan G
10 Luciano Becchio F
14 Jonathan Howson M
15 Adam Clayton M
22 Tom Lees D
23 Robert Snodgrass F
26 Leigh Bromby D
28 Aidan White D
38 Andy Keogh F
44 Ross McCormack F
48 Darren O'Dea D
Substitutes
5 Andy O'Brien
7 Mika Vayrynen on
8 Michael Brown
12 Paul Rachubka
18 Mikael Forssell on
20 Ramon Nunez on
31 Charlie Taylor

Opposition lineup via ESPN. Opposition players do not have profile pages on this site.

Managers

MUFC
Alex Ferguson
Manchester United
OPP
Simon Grayson
Leeds United

Match Information

Man Utd
4-4-2
Formation
Leeds United
4-4-2
Man Utd Leeds United
60%
Possession
40%
8
Shots
7
4
Shots on Target
2
7
Corners
3
15
Fouls
18
1
Offsides
5

United vs Leeds United History

Meeting 109 of 117
117
Played
51
Won
38
Drawn
28
Lost
173
Goals For
121
Goals Against
All-time record, from the first meeting on Monday 15th January 1906. After this match United had played Leeds United 109 times: 47W 35D 27L.
All-timePWDLFAWin%
Home 55261811 935047.3
Away 56241715 786842.9
Neutral 6132 2316.7
All 117 meetings with Leeds United →

Match results, lineups and goalscorers compiled from mufcinfo.com; advanced match statistics (xG, shots, possession) via FBref and FotMob where available. Last updated 29 September 2026. How we compile this data →