Daniel Farke believes his Leeds United side are authoring a new chapter, one that decisively closes the book on a painful old narrative. The proof came in a historic 2-1 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford, a stadium where Leeds hadn't won a league match since 1981.

Spearheaded by a brilliant brace from Noah Okafor, the result not only secured a famous three points but also propelled Leeds six points clear of the relegation zone, marking a significant statement of intent. "We work to get rid of this old narrative, 'Leeds are falling apart again,' that we always crumble when it really counts," Farke declared post-match, his team having delivered under immense pressure in one of English football's most iconic venues.

While rightfully proud of the monumental win, the manager was quick to temper any premature celebrations, emphasizing the relentless nature of the Premier League. "Nothing is achieved yet... In the Premier League things can change very quickly," he cautioned, insisting the real celebration must wait until the season's end, provided this level of performance continues.

Farke reserved special praise for match-winner Noah Okafor, highlighting the striker's growing influence and improved all-around game. "Noah has the x-factor that you don’t find that often," Farke said, pointing to Okafor's enhanced work ethic and fitness. "If you show this mentality, you work for the team, you can also shine on a personal level." It's a philosophy that seems to be defining this resilient Leeds United side as they build momentum and rewrite their own story.