Leeds are going to Wembley on a massive high (to face a team on a massive low)

Leeds United know how Bournemouth feel. Back in September, when the two sides met at Elland Road, they were the dominant hosts left wondering how an added-time equaliser had been allowed to deny them three points.If anything, Leeds were more dominant and more aggrieved in the first match than Bournemouth were in the second. Their 1.84 expected goals (xG), 19 shots and eight on target seven months ago, were superior to Bournemouth’s in Dorset on Wednesday night. And yet the outcome was the same.Advertisement