Leeds United have been ranked as the Premier League’s ninth most entertaining team during the 2000s.
In a report by Spreadex, the Whites are among the top-flight’s ten most entertaining teams in the last 20 years, despite not featuring the division in 16 years.
Using Spreadex’s scoring system, the Whites have a score of 42.21 per game, ranking them above Leicester City, Southampton, Newcastle United.
Their system awards 25 points for winning a match, 10 points per draw and 0 for losing. It also awards 15 points for every goal scored, 10 points for a clean sheet, 3 points for every corner taken, -5 for yellow cards and -15 for red cards.
The ranking is based on how many points the Whites earned during an average match, with most of their Premier League seasons since 2000 seeing them challenge for European football.
Manchester United top the ranking, with Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea completing the top four.
Here is how the Whites ranked compared to the rest of the 20 most entertaining Premier League sides from the last 20 years.
The 20 most entertaining Premier League sides:
20. Bolton Wanderers – 36.71
19. West Ham United – 36.82
18. Swansea City – 36.84
17. Blackburn Rovers – 37.69
16. Aston Villa – 38.26
15. Charlton Athletic – 38.30
14. Newcastle United – 38.65
13. Blackpool – 39.71
12. Southampton – 40.06
11. Reading – 40.40
10. Leicester City – 41.24
9. Leeds United – 42.21
8. Everton – 43.52
7. Ipswich Town – 45.26
6. Tottenham – 49.20
5. Manchester City – 55.39
4. Chelsea – 58.66
3. Arsenal – 58.70
2. Liverpool – 58.91
1. Manchester United – 60.22
