Leeds United star who played a world-class game against Aston Villa received a standing ovation from both club fans

You’ve got 10 minutes to get all 10 names, and the only clue you’re getting is the years they represented Aston Villa and Leeds at senior level. If the years overlap, that’ll be a loan – which might jog your memory a bit further.

We’ve only included players who made at least one appearance at senior level for both clubs – so no youth teamers who never actually made it for one or the other.

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Daniel Farke on course for something special with Leeds United win vs Aston Villa

Villa have been one of the best teams in the Premier League this season, with many considering them a dark horse for the title.

In the reverse fixture at Elland Road, Unai Emery’s team made a comeback after Lukas Nmecha gave the Whites the lead early on.

Farke will now hope the West Yorkshire outfit can pull off something special and not allow the likes of Morgan Rogers to get a foothold in the game after the break.

Speaking on Sky Sports News on 21 February after Stach’s goal, Thomas said, “I tell you what, there aren’t many moments on Soccer Saturday that gets a round of applause from the ‘cheap seats’, but we had it there. That’s a brilliantly taken free-kick.”

The Peacocks have a chance to further increase the gap with the relegation zone, and there were already some tense moments right before half-time that the German manager wouldn’t want to see his team repeat.

Karl Darlow returned to the starting lineup against Villa, and the Leeds goalkeeper had some crucial moments in the opening 45 minutes.

Farke opted to drop Lucas Perri back to the bench for the Whites’ trip to Villa Park despite the Brazilian shot-stopper’s impressive display at St Andrew’s in the penalty shootout win over Birmingham City in the FA Cup.

It looks like the former Olympique Lyon star has a long way to go before becoming the number one again at Elland Road, and only time will tell whether that will happen.

Perri will have a big decision to make over his future if he continues to play second fiddle to Darlow until the end of the season, and his exit shouldn’t be ruled out.

Leeds United’s youth revolution seems to have continued with Liverpool youngster Liam Balmer.

Daniel Farke‘s side have made several moves to bolster their academy ranks in recent months, with the 49ers Enterprises seemingly focusing on securing the best talents.

Leeds have added Kai Morell from Liverpool, Edward Ibrovic-Fletcher and Alfie Walker from Manchester United and Jayden Lienou from Manchester City.

Now, it looks like Balmer will be the latest to rock up after Thorp Arch after his social media activity on 20 February.

He took to the platform on 20 February to confirm that he has left the Anfield club, saying: “After nine years at this club, I will be leaving at the end of the season.

“Thank you to everyone at the club who has worked with me to this point, I’ve made friends that I will have for life and experiences that will live with me forever.

“It’s time for me to move on to another chapter and leave this one behind, thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout my journey, YNWA.”