Leeds United rivals accidentally play Marching on Together before Premier League kick-off

Leeds United are one of the biggest clubs in the Premier League.

Regardless of the past couple of decades, the Whites are still known as one of the most prestigious clubs around.

And finally, Daniel Farke has his side playing just like that.

Leeds welcome Crystal Palace to Elland Road on Sunday, and three points would leave them third heading into the extended international break.

With Dominic Calvert-Lewin and James Trafford both called up by England, they've built a squad to match their ambitions.

Everton fans still weren't happy when Leeds somehow made their way into preperations for their 1-0 win over Ipswich on Saturday.

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The newest stadium in the Premier League, Everton are still finding their feet with matters around it.

That includes poor travel and fan zones to enjoy, and based on the latest evidence, the latter needs to seriously improve.

A video has gone viral on X, shared by Blue Peter, of Marching on Together being played loudly in the Bramley Moore fan zone.

Everton fans were seen laughing, yet scratching their heads as to how that could have possibly happened.

A fan in the comments explained that a DJ supposedly played an entire playlist of Leeds song while on a break, something that didn't go down very well.

Why Everton fans watch Leeds every week

Two hugely prestigious clubs in the Premier League, they are naturally rivals going for the same goals now.

Farke and David Moyes will both know that is European football, gone for so long between the pair.

But, Calvert-Lewin's sensational start and ongoing form is always a conversation starter for the Toffees.

With Beto and Thierno Barry struggling over the last 18 months, the England international has been incredible.

He's continued that into this season too, scoring three already.

With Palace another one of his favoured opponents in the Premier League, he'll be licking his lips to continue the streak.

That could even see Calvert-Lewin enter the break with England as the Premier League's top scorer, as well as Leeds sitting third.

Everton are clearly big fans, but don't mention it too loudly in their fan zone.