
Published 22:00 18 Aug 2025 GMT+1
Player brutally booed by his own fans during Leeds vs Everton as touchline moment spotted
The booing happened one more than occasion and was extremely loud during Sky Sports’ coverage.
Leeds United booed their own player during their first game back in the Premier League – ironically against his former side Everton.
Elland Road played host to the final game of the first matchday of the season, where Leeds kicked off with a 1-0 win thanks to a Lukas Nmecha penalty on his debut.
There was a raucous atmosphere created by the Leeds fans as they cheered on Daniel Farke’s men, who were promoted after winning the Championship last season.

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However, not all players were well-received by the home fans. Jack Harrison has found himself back with the Yorkshire outfit after spending the last two seasons on loan at Everton, who did not purchase him permanently.

Jack Harrison did not get a warm reception from Leeds fans. Image: Getty
He was jeered when he came on in pre-season friendlies against Manchester United and AC Milan and received a similarly hostile reception more than a week on – both when warming up on the touchline and then when he entered the fray part of a triple substitution in the 74th minute.
Although he scored the goal that kept them up in 2022, Leeds fans are still not happy with Harrison for not playing for them when they were relegation the following season.
The 28-year-old is trying to get in their good graces however, as he visited The Moot Hall Arms pub and left a sizeable donation so that supporters could have a free drink on him prior to their first game of the season.

Jack Harrison put money behind the bar for Leeds supporters. Image: The Moot Hall Arms
Harrison lined up on the left and though the home fans got behind their team, there were still audible jeers whenever he touched the ball.
He joined Leeds on loan from Manchester City and 2018 and his cameo on Monday evening was his 207th in all competitions.