Deep dive into Manchester United crisis as players revolt ahead of Leeds showdown
Leeds are currently laughing at Manchester United, it's that simple.
The Whites are preparing to welcome their fierce rivals to Elland Road on Sunday, but it certainly won't be with open arms.
After going toe-to-toe with champions Arsenal and only losing 2-1 at the Emirates, Daniel Farke is desperate to bounce back.
Leeds were sensational and deserved rewards, and will now look to take it out on the Red Devils and Michael Carrick.
Things couldn't be going much worse for those at Old Trafford, and a trip to LS11 is the last thing they want right now.
And as their squad starts to revolt, MOT Leeds News has taken a look into crisis developing across the pennines.
Premier League woes just the beginning
It's hilarious to look back at fan videos when the fixtures were announced.
Starting with games against Hull and Ipswich, they expected easy wins, with Everton, Fulham and Manchester City, too.
Instead, they got just five points from those and drew with Tottenham last time out in the Premier League to be on six.
Leeds are on nine and six places ahead of them, for comparison.
But, with pressure building, it took the 2-0 defeat against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday to send players overboard in the Champions League.
Conceding after one minute and finishing with 10 men, Carrick and his squad were embarrassed again in Spain.
What happened after latest Man United loss?
Lisandro Martinez appears to have led the charge immediately after that defeat.
Known for his small size, and his red card after pulling Dominic Calvert-Lewin's hair last season, he can shout loud, it seems.
Martinez immediately went after INEOS and Jason Wilcox, questioning their lack of investment over the summer after returning to the Champions League.
He's not the only one, either.
Amad Diallo took to Snapchat, as shared all over X, to call the defeat a "disgrace" with a strong expletive before that.
Manchester United headloss has continued for months
Even back in the summer, their players were too open to the media.
Harry Maguire openly told media that Man United "need" more players with added quality, and he was backed up by Luke Shaw, who wanted a couple more in the final week of the window.
Now, imagine Leeds' squad doing that.
They don't need to, because the 49ers Enterprises get their business done, not just with money, but with smart additions.
Around £80million on James Trafford and Tarik Muharemovic is sensational business, and has taken them to another level.
Not only now, but they will both bring huge profits if sold in the future.
Man United spend £146m on Carlos Baleba, Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos - none of which have made them better.
So when they complain about spending, imagine having less money but using it more wisely in the current markets.
Leeds are laughing at them and this outrage now, but it will be all business on Sunday, with zero favours expected at Elland Road.
Farke and his men are ready to take full advantage of this crisis, and really crank up the pressure when the time comes.