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Leeds were off this weekend, but one of their players played in a big game nonetheless.
What a comeback! Massive win to get out from relegation. Another against goal just before half-time but the team did well in the second half. https://t.co/nNtEYI80ci
— CyD Leonesa English (@CyDLeonesa_en) January 28, 2018
Yosuke Ideguchi came on in the second half and Cultural Leonesa came from down 1-0 at half-time to win 2-1 over Sevilla B to pull itself out of the relegation zone.
For me the most important thing about Ideguchi is that he's already a first option for De la Barrera and it won't be strange if we see him starting very soon.
— CyD Leonesa English (@CyDLeonesa_en) January 28, 2018
It good to see Ideguchi playing well, even if we could have used him in at Leeds this season. It’s also good to see Leonesa get themselves out of the drop zone in La Liga 2, as the “partner” club in Spain needs to be playing at a high level if the team is to benefit from the deal. And, after all, All Aspire Aren’t We?
On to the Links.
Leeds United Links
A season ticket holder is considering giving up because he’s lost “hope” with the current rut the club is in. Um, does he remember the Bates, Cellino, and GFH days? [Yorkshire Evening Post]
England and English Football Links
Kevin De Bruyne scored a golazo and Manchester City coasted past Cardiff City 2-0 in the FA Cup match. [Bitter and Blue]
Chelsea easily beat Newcastle in the other FA Cup match of the day. [BBC.com]
Five questions that Phil Neville, the new manager of the England’s women’s football team, must answer on Monday. [The Independent]
Garforth Town beat Staveley Miners Welfare 3-2 in a match that saw both teams end up with less than 11 men. [Through It All Together]
World Football Links
Highlights of Hellas Verona’s 4-1 victory at Fiorentina. [Viola Nation]
Barcelona came from behind to beat Alavés 2-1. [Barca Blaugranes]
A look into what the options are for Scotland as the SFA face the fate of Hampden Park. [The Guardian]
Antoine Griezmann, Fernando Torres, and Thomas Partey all scored to pace Atlético Madrid in a 3-0 victory over Las Palmas. [Into the Calderon]