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Mark Smith

Sun 19 April 2026 10:40, UK

Gabby Agbonlahor has been left stunned by some Leeds United complaints despite their 3-0 win over Wolves on Saturday afternoon.

Leeds went eight points clear of the relegation zone on 18 April with only five games to play, as Tottenham could only manage a draw against Brighton.

Goals from James Justin, Noah Okafor and Dominic Calvert-Lewin were enough for an easy three points, which may keep them in the Premier League.

Despite that, some fans weren’t happy with how Daniel Farke managed the win as the second half played out at Elland Road.

Daniel Farke faces serious Leeds complaints, somehow…

One fan decided to call into talkSPORT after the win and complain about how Farke must change, despite the victories over Manchester United and Wolves this week.

Speaking live on Saturday evening after the games, Agbonlahor could not believe what he was hearing from the caller.

“You’ve just beaten Manchester United, big rivalry, not conceded at home [vs Wolves], won 3-0 with a Calvert-Lewin penalty at the end,” he said.

“39 points, you’re going to be safe, you’re in an FA Cup semi-final, and you’re moaning about what?

“Did he not watch the Man United game? When they were ole’ing, it was that easy for them at times. The football they were playing was fantastic.

“Maybe he’s got his coaching badges.”

Are Leeds United now safe in Premier League?

Although it’s not mathematically confirmed, many believe that it is for Leeds.

It’s a huge achievement after a couple of sticky months in the Premier League, with that win at Old Trafford sensationally backed up against Wolves.

At this stage of the season, it’s not about how you play; it’s about picking up the three points, and Farke is making sure of that brilliantly.

Okafor has been sensational in recent weeks, with the goal for Calvert-Lewin another huge plus ahead of the final five league games.

The FA Cup run hasn’t been a distraction either, with a trip to Wembley to take on Chelsea a huge carrot for everyone involved at Elland Road.

With Burnley to come after that, it could be another three points to take Leeds to 42, which would surely be enough to get over the line.

That’s without counting the trip to Bournemouth on Wednesday, too, which is somewhat of a free hit after the brilliant couple of results this week.