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Morning Leeds-in for 3 December: Happy Birthday Kalvin Phillips!

Plus more links for the day

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Happy Birthday Kalvin!

It’s sometimes hard to forget just how young the central midfielders are at Leeds United. Ronaldo Vieira and Kalvin Phillips have been key parts of this squad, and Phillips just turned 22 yesterday and Vieira is still only 19 years old. Their combined ages are still only 41 years old and they really are playing beyond their years, even if they do make a occasional daft challenge.

Anyway, this just reinforces just how lucky Leeds are to have a midfield that is pretty much set for the next 7 or 8 years.

On to the links.

Leeds United Links

The Dowager Countess of Harewood named Honorary President of Leeds United. [Leeds United.com]

Steve Bruce thought that the Leeds v Aston VIlla match wouldn’t have been out of place in just about any league. [Yorkshire Evening Post]

England and English football Links

Everton beat Huddersfield Town 2-0 in Big Sam’s first match at the club. Remember when Huddersfield fans were talking about the Champions League? LOL. [Royal Blue Mersey]

Leicester City beat Burnley, recording back-to-back home wins this season for the first time. [Fosse Posse]

A run down of what happened in the other Premier League matches yesterday. [BBC.com]

Bolton Wanderers beat Barnsley FC 3-1 at the Macron Stadium to pull out of the relegation zone. [Lion of Vienna Suite]

World Football Links

Former USL keeper of the year, FC Cincinnati’s Mitch Hildebrandt, has joined MLS side Atlanta United. [Dirty South Soccer]

Something is wrong at Dortmund. After drawing their biggest rivals, Schalke 04, 4-4 after taking a 4-0 lead into halftime, Borussia Dortmund managed to only draw Bayer Leverkusen 1-1 despite playing the entire second half up one man. [Fear The Wall]

Atlético Madrid beat Real Sociedad 2-1 on a day that saw both Real Madrid and Barcelona both drew. [Into The Calderon]