Manchester United versus Leeds United is one of English football's most historically charged rivalries — and Monday's GW30 fixture at Old Trafford will add another chapter. The roots of the rivalry run deep. The Don Revie era at Leeds — the physical, combative, brilliantly organised side of the late 1960s and early 1970s — and the Busby Babes generation at United created a competition for supremacy in English football that defined the era. The Premier League years added edge. Elland Road visits were hostile, tense affairs. Old Trafford fixtures felt like title battles even when they were not. The two clubs represented different cities, different cultures, and different football philosophies. Leeds' relegation in 2004 and subsequent descent through the divisions robbed the fixture of its significance for almost two decades. For a generation of supporters on both sides, the derby has existed only in memory and replay. Now Leeds are back. And whatever either club's league position on April 13, the game will carry the weight of everything that has come before. Old Trafford. Monday 13 April. 19:00 UTC. This one means something. 📅 Mon 13 Apr, 19:00 UTC | Old Trafford 🏆 GW30 | The Rivalry Renewed