“WHAT THE HELL?!” Leeds boss Daniel Farke left completely STUNNED after shocking moment from his own player during Wolves win – fans can’t believe what happened… you NEED to see this

Farke Left Stunned as Leeds Break Wolves Curse with Record-Busting Win

Leeds United finally broke their away-day curse with a commanding 3-1 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux, marking their first Premier League away triumph of the season and first win in any competition since March 2023 — which, fittingly, also came at Wolves’ expense.

The result not only brought three points but also etched two new club records, while simultaneously denying Wolves the chance to equal a milestone set back in 1964.

For head coach Daniel Farke, it was a match that showcased the quality of Leeds’ summer recruits, with the goals coming from new signings and fresh faces taking centre stage.

Midfield anchor Anton Stach and full-back Gabriel Gudmundsson earned high praise for their commanding performances.

Gudmundsson, in particular, shone brightly, bouncing back from the disappointment of his late own goal at Fulham the previous weekend.

At Molineux, he surged forward relentlessly, linking effectively with Noah Okafor and nearly carving out multiple assists with his darting runs into the box.

Not everything went Leeds’ way, however. Full-back Jayden Bogle was forced off through injury, serving as the day’s only major setback.

Still, the overall tone was one of redemption and resilience. Speaking after the game, Farke admitted to being baffled in the early stages, joking: “Four games without scoring and I wondered what the hell Gudmundsson was doing passing instead of shooting five minutes in.

Yet, he was quick to praise the Swede’s character and response to adversity: *“It says a lot to bounce back. More important is how you react to setbacks — and today, he showed great quality and a strong link-up with Okafor.”

The victory not only boosts morale but also underscores Leeds’ curious dominance at Molineux.

As Opta’s Jonny Cooper revealed, 75% of Leeds’ Premier League away points in their last 16 games have been collected at Wolves, accounting for six of their total eight.

While Molineux may feel like a second home, Farke and his squad know the bigger challenge is replicating this efficiency at other grounds, ensuring Elland Road isn’t burdened with all the pressure of being the club’s fortress.

In sum, Leeds’ trip to Wolves was more than just a win — it was a statement of revival, a test of character passed, and a tantalising glimpse of what this refreshed squad might achieve as the season unfolds.