Leeds United, who returned to the Premier League, had a dream start at Elland Road. Thanks to the key penalty scored by new signing Lucas Nmecha at the end of his debut game, Leeds United beat Everton 1-0 and got off to a good start to the season.

The match was a rollercoaster of ups and downs. In the first half, Leeds United displayed strong control, enjoying nearly 70% possession and 12 shots, repeatedly threatening the opponent's goal. However, their lack of attacking potential worried coach Daniel Farke.

In the post-match interview, Falk admitted: "As a newly promoted team, if we don't score a goal in the dominant time, we are likely to be punished by the cruel rhythm of the Premier League. An experienced team like Everton can often seize an opportunity to change the game."

Fortunately, Leeds United held their ground in the second half, with Nmecha's penalty breaking the deadlock and redeeming the team's previous efforts. The team also performed solidly on the defensive end, giving Everton few opportunities throughout the game and ultimately keeping a clean sheet.

Falk was satisfied with the result of the game and said: "Overall, this was a hard-fought victory, but it was also a victory that belonged to us. We performed very well in the first half and rewarded ourselves well in the second half, scoring a goal and keeping a clean sheet. I am very satisfied to be able to beat such an experienced Premier League team in the first round."

This victory not only marked a brilliant start to Leeds' comeback, but also greatly boosted the team's morale. For them, who had just been promoted back to the top league, this victory was undoubtedly a signal.