Leeds United's second century begins in earnest today, as the club look forward following a busy 100th birthday on Thursday.
The celebrations started with a ceremony at the site where it all began, as Andrea Radrizzani unveiled a plaque at Salem Chapel to commemorate the club's birth, before a Civic Reception where the legendary Don Revie side were granted the freedom of the city.
A Millennium Square party saw thousands of fans get in on the act, before the big evening bash, where more than 50 club legends, stretching back to the pre-Revie era were on hand to celebrate Leeds United's first 100 years.
Here's a look at the big stories from a memorable day for Leeds United...
Centenary kit revealed
It was the moment fans have been waiting for as Leeds United revealed the design for their special centenary shirt.
Liam Cooper models the all-white kit in its first glimpse, as shared on social media, with the team set to wear it on Saturday for the home game against Birmingham City.
It has been an anxious wait for fans to see the design, and follows the bold choice of colours in the away shirt design which definitely split opinion among the Elland Road faithful.
Here, the Kappa trim is in its most minimal form, with the designer logo only accompanied by the gold of Leeds United's centenary badge and a plain all-white shirt.
Elland Road expansion plans revealed
Leeds United’s Elland Road home will be boosted to a capacity of 50,000 under plans announced by managing director Angus Kinnear.
On the day the club celebrated its 100th birthday, Kinnear addressed an audience during a civic reception hosted by the Lord Mayor of Leeds.
As part of a wider speech about the club’s ties with Leeds City Council on various projects, Kinnear ’s headline plan revolved around the stadium - albeit with the caveat of promotion to the Premier League.
Revie legends honoured
Don Revie’s legendary Leeds United team will be honoured with the freedom of the city award, it was announced during the centenary celebrations.
Councillor Judith Blake, the leader of Leeds City Council , revealed the plans during a special civic reception event at Leeds Civic Hall to mark the club’s hundredth birthday.
The Leeds United team of the 1967-74 team will be honoured with the city's highest civic honour.
Training ground update
Leeds United's potential expansion to a new 50,000-seat Elland Road is part of a wider plan for the club.
The expansion, which would be dependant on securing promotion to the Premier League, sent Leeds fans into a frenzy on social media , but it's not the only ambitious plans that the club have.
Managing director Angus Kinnear was speaking to the media, outlining the plans at a centenary event at the Civic Hall.
He gave further details of the plans to build a community sports hub, as well as plans to move away from the current Thorp Arch facility.
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