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Leeds Rally to Beat Liverpool 4-2 in Final Match of US Tour

Liverpool surrendered a two-goal lead as Leeds mounted a four-goal comeback to secure a 4-2 victory in the final match of both clubs’ United States tour. The result completed the scheduled fixtures for each team on their tour and produced a decisive reversal after an early advantage for the Merseyside side.

Liverpool opened the match strongly to establish a 2-0 lead, but Leeds recovered and scored four consecutive goals to overturn the deficit and win by two. The comeback was completed within regulation time, leaving the final scoreline 4-2 in favour of the visiting side and reversing the position implied by the early stages of the game.

The fixture concluded the United States leg of both clubs’ preparations and will be recorded among their pre-season results from the tour. Team staff and analysts for both clubs will use the outcome and match data from this fixture as part of broader assessments of fitness, tactical arrangements and squad options gathered during the tour.

The 4-2 scoreline sees Leeds leave the United States with a notable victory, while Liverpool end their tour having surrendered a lead in a high-profile friendly fixture. Both clubs have now completed the US portion of their schedules and will proceed to the next stages of their pre-season programmes following this final match.

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