A look back at what happened on this day May 4th in the history of Leeds United.
*On this day in 2003, Leeds travelled to Arsenal unfancied and still in serious danger of relegation.
Arsenal needed a win to keep their Premier League title hopes alive. A great strike from Harry Kewell gave Leeds the lead.
Thierry Henry equalised for Arsenal but Leeds went ahead for a second time when Ian Harte fired a free-kick past David Seaman in the Arsenal goal.
Dennis Bergkamp equalised for a second time for Arsenal and with the gunners pressing for a winner, Leeds caught them on the break and Mark Viduka ensured Leeds safety as he fired home the winner.
Results
1929 Birmingham H L 0-1 Division 1
1935 Tottenham Hotspur H W 4-3 Division 1
1963 Luton Town H W 3-0 Division 2
1968 Liverpool H L 1-2 Division 1
1977 Everton H D 0-0 Division 1
1979 Queens Park Rangers H W 4-3 Division 1
1982 Everton A L 0-1 Division 1
1985 Wimbledon A D 2-2 Division 2
1987 West Bromwich Albion H W 3-2 Division 2
1991 Aston Villa H W 5-2 Division 1
1993 Sheffield Wednesday A D 1-1 Premiership
1998 Manchester United A L 0-3 Premiership
*2003 Arsenal A W 3-2 Premiership
2013 Watford A W 2-1 Championship
Birthdays
1953 Paul Hart (65)
Former Leeds United defender and youth team manager Paul Hart is 65 today.
Hart spent five-years at Elland Road as a player, making his debut against Liverpool in 1978. He went on to make 223 appearances for Leeds, making his final appearance in a 2-2 draw at Rotherham United in 1983.
Hart twice won the FA Youth Cup as manager, beating Manchester United in 1992 and Crystal Palace in 1997.