The club wants to reiterate the policies and expectations placed on supporters who will follow us on the road for the 2026/27 season.

First of all, we would like to thank fans for their incredible support and look forward to seeing those who will be making trips around the country to follow the Whites.

Whilst travelling, please remember that we are all representing not only Leeds United Football Club, but also the city of Leeds, and we ask that you always show respect to other fans, staff and players.

Discriminatory language, tragedy chanting, and inappropriate gestures are not acceptable, and you could be breaking the law. The club condemns this behaviour and has a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of discrimination.

Prior to Saturday’s Premier League meeting with Brighton & Hove Albion, Leeds United would like to remind supporters we have a zero-tolerance policy towards the use of any homophobic or discriminatory language, chanting, abuse or gestures and condemn this behaviour.

Anyone identified in taking part in discrimination will face a lengthy stadium ban, so please think about your actions and the consequences both individually and for the club.

Supporters are reminded to report any anti-social behaviour they witness when at the stadium. Leeds United and Brighton & Hove Albion do not tolerate any forms of discriminatory behaviour including, racist abuse, homophobic abuse, tragedy chanting, misogynistic & xenophobic language and foul & abusive language.

Any incidents should be reported to Brighton's Text Abuse line on 07880 196442. It is vital to do this immediately, please do not wait until after the game.

We also ask that during your trip, you:

• Remember that throwing objects and the use of flares, pyrotechnics and smoke bombs are strictly forbidden.

• Remain in the seat you have purchased, and refrain from standing on your seats and blocking aisles in the away section.

• Keep others as safe as possible at all times, especially during any celebrations and both pre-match and at half-time in the concourses.

• Stay off the pitch at all times. It is against the law to enter the pitch at any time and anyone who does so will face a ban and police action. All fans must respect that the pitch is for players and the stands are for spectators.

If you have any questions relating to behaviour or incidents at away games, please email [email protected].

Once again, thank you for your incredible backing and we look forward to seeing you on the road this season!