Leeds United fans couldn’t contain their excitement last night as Dan James slotted home a superb through ball from Mateo Joseph to secure their first three points of the season for the third time.

Fans jumped in ecstasy as a sea of ​​yellow players surrounded them to celebrate James’ goal.

But one man who got swept up in the mosh pit of the festivities caught the attention of most… for a very strange reason.

During the festivities, a bald man steps forward, eager to share his moment with the players. However, you can’t miss the cake he holds up to prevent the crazies from entering the crowd, but he fails miserably.

While celebrating with the other fans, the cake tragically begins to fall apart and he loses control and falls over the billboard.

A Leeds fan has gone viral on social media after celebrating Leeds’ second goal, scored by Dan James, while holding a cake in his hand

The joyous Leeds supporter stormed to the front of the crowd to celebrate with James and Co, but he wouldn’t let his cake down

Despite falling through the billboard, he managed to keep a piece of the cake safe and even took a bite after the festivities were over.

His quick action could have saved the day though: as the dedicated Leeds fan is thrown through the advertising hoarding, he still manages to take a final bite of his cake. So the match is not completely lost.

His impressive ability to hold the pie made him an instant fan favorite on social media platform ‘X’. One of his supporters wrote: ‘Shout out to the lad with the pie’, followed by two laughing emojis.

Another social media user wrote: ‘Absolute cinema for that 2nd goal from Leeds there. Bald guy with a cake, dives into the celebration, falls over the advertising hoardings, takes a big bite of the cake while lying horizontal. The Championship is the best league in the world.’

A third added: ‘This Leeds fan tries to save his pie, then loses the filling and takes a bite anyway,’ followed by four laughing emojis.

Leeds’ 2-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday was their first three points of the season

Although the festivities are wild, they are justified.

The Whites secured their first Championship win of the season on Friday night after failing in their first two attempts.

Daniel Farke’s team, who looked set to return to the English top division last season, drew 3-3 with newly promoted Portsmouth on the opening day.

Before playing their second league match against West Brom, they ended in a draw.

This week, however, Farke’s team looked back to their old selves, despite losing a number of last season’s stars during the transfer window.

Archie Gray, Georginio Rutter and Crysencio Summerville have all left the club to join the Premier League, but Leeds put in a much improved performance on Friday night and indicated they are in with a chance of promotion again this season.