The game started with Leeds applying high-pressure tactics, creating several scoring opportunities. However, they were unable to capitalize on these chances, and Everton's defense held strong.

Despite their dominance, Leeds struggled to find a clear path to goal. They had some promising moments, especially with Daniel James and Wilfried Gnonto creating threats on the wings.

As the first half came to a close, the score remained 0-0. In the second half, Gnonto had two close chances to score but was unable to convert either one.

Everton brought on new signing Jack Grealish with 20 minutes remaining, trying to change the momentum of the game. Both teams continued to press forward, with neither able to find the breakthrough.

Leeds were awarded a penalty when Anton Stach's shot was blocked by James Tarkowski's arm. Substitute Lukas Nmecha took the penalty and scored, securing a 1-0 win for Leeds.

This victory marks a special moment in Premier League history, as it's only the third time that all three promoted teams have won their opening match.

Leeds' victory was made possible by their persistence and teamwork, with Ao Tanaka standing out as the key player.