Work on Leeds United's Elland Road expansion project has ramped up during the international break, with the latest footage showing further progress on the stadium site.
The latest phase is focused on groundwork, with piling work continuing as Leeds move closer to the next major stage of the redevelopment.
Elland Road expansion ramps back up during the international break
New footage from Elland Road shows piling work continuing on the stadium expansion, with a small construction team installing around two piles during the filming session.
The process involves a piling drill, crane and excavator, while a temporary cement mixer and tipper trucks are also being used as work continues across the site.
The latest update suggests the remaining piling could be completed within the next week or two.
Elsewhere, the North Stand and associated facilities appear largely complete for the current phase, while attention has also turned to the stadium's exoskeleton, which has been cleaned but appears likely to require further work.
The international break has provided an opportunity for construction activity to continue without the same matchday demands, with the latest progress offering another indication that the Elland Road expansion remains active.
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The latest progress at Elland Road is encouraging, with the completion of the piling phase set to pave the way for more visible structural work.
While the current activity may not yet look dramatic, the groundwork is an important part of the wider expansion and should provide the foundations for the next stage of the project.