Leeds United Disappointed by Booing During Ramadan Pause

Leeds United has publicly expressed disappointment regarding the booing that occurred during a Ramadan pause in their match on Saturday at Elland Road, which kicked off at 17:30 GMT. The boos were directed at the visiting player during a brief pause to allow for the observance of Ramadan.

The club received numerous emails from fans expressing anger over the lack of a public response to the incident. Leeds United's management, including current coach Daniel Farke, stated that they are aware of the incident and are looking into it to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

Farke described the booing as disrespectful and noted that it is important for everyone to learn and respect different cultures within the football community. The club aims to provide better information to fans regarding such pauses in future matches, including an upcoming FA Cup tie against Norwich City on Sunday.