Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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The banners brandished in The Don Revie Stand welcomed Leeds United back to the elite with the question: "Premier League, have you missed us?"

Leeds were back in all their glory on and off the pitch as Elland Road boiled in the sort of hothouse atmosphere that will be key to their ambitions of staying in the top flight.

They were gathered at The Old Peacock watering hole hours before kick-off, relishing their return before a night of sound, fury and controversy as Lukas Nmecha's hotly-disputed late penalty ensured Leeds followed another newly-promoted side Sunderland in making a winning start to the season.

Everton, wretched from first to last, and manager David Moyes left Elland Road nursing a sense of injustice, believing there was no way James Tarkowski could get his arm out of the way of Anton Stach's shot.

For Leeds, who did not care, it was what they felt they deserved at the end of night that will surely be their template for bucking the recent three up, three straight back down for those promoted from the Championship.

Elland Road stands alongside any arena when it comes to a hostile environment, the strains of "Marching On Together" rattling the rafters before kick-off, providing a shot of neat adrenalin for the Leeds team already fired up by manager Daniel Farke.

If you missed the game last night, fear not, we've got you covered. Here are the highlights from Monday night at Elland Road...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Image source, Getty Images

Leeds United made a winning return to the Premier League as Lukas Nmecha's late penalty gave them a deserved victory against Everton at Elland Road.

Daniel Farke's side were dominant but looked like having to settle for a point until Everton captain James Tarkowski handled Anton Stach's shot six minutes from time.

Nmecha confidently dispatched the penalty to send Leeds' fans wild in what was a typically thunderous Yorkshire atmosphere.

Everton's new loan signing Jack Grealish made a 20-minute appearance as a substitute in an attempt to inject spark into a lacklustre display, with the visitors taking 53 minutes to muster a shot on target.

Leeds looked to have run out of steam in the second half, and with Everton seemingly happy to settle for one point a raucous night threatened to fizzle out - until that late drama gave the home side all three.

Let's get cracking then, shall we?

Leeds are back in the Premier League and made a winning start to the campaign last night against Everton. So let's get into it...

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Anyway, today we'll be looking back at last night's game between Leeds and Everton at Elland Road - penalty controversy and all - before a Q&A with BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty a bit later on.

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