Summary
Leeds United faced criticism after some fans booed during a brief pause in their match against Manchester City. The pause allowed players observing Ramadan to break their fast. Leeds acknowledged the boos as disappointing and is looking into the matter to prevent future incidents.
Key Facts
- The pause in the game occurred in the 13th minute during the Premier League match at Elland Road.
- The break allowed Muslim players to take fluids and energy supplements for Ramadan.
- Some fans booed during the pause, which lasted about one minute.
- Leeds United described the boos as "disappointing" and are investigating why it happened.
- Leeds has received emails from fans expressing upset over the incident.
- The club plans to improve communication with fans to prevent confusion in future games.
- Leeds manager Daniel Farke was surprised and said fans might not have known the pause was for Ramadan.
- An upcoming pause might occur during another game, and the club plans to inform fans in advance.
