OLYROO midfielder Neil Kilkenny suffered on the pine as once mighty Leeds United crashed out of the FA Cup to non-league outfit Histon.
Leeds, UEFA Champions League semi-finalists just seven years ago, were bundled out at the second round stage.
Postman Matthew Langston scored the only goal of the game in the 39th minute at a wet and wild Glassworld Stadium when he headed in Gareth Gwillim's cross.
Histon dominated the first half and could have gone into the break further ahead, but they had to withstand a barrage of pressure in the second half.
Lubomir Michalik twice came within a whisker of equalising for Leeds, first seeing his shot cannon back off a post then a fierce drive headed off the line by Jack Midson late on.
Histon go on to a third round meeting with Swansea City.
The third round sees all the big clubs enter the competition and there will be an all Australian affair in January with Richard Garcia's Hull City to face Mark Viduka's Newcastle United.
Postman Matthew Langston scored the only goal of the game in the 39th minute at a wet and wild Glassworld Stadium when he headed in Gareth Gwillim's cross.
Histon dominated the first half and could have gone into the break further ahead, but they had to withstand a barrage of pressure in the second half.
Lubomir Michalik twice came within a whisker of equalising for Leeds, first seeing his shot cannon back off a post then a fierce drive headed off the line by Jack Midson late on.
Histon go on to a third round meeting with Swansea City.
The third round sees all the big clubs enter the competition and there will be an all Australian affair in January with Richard Garcia's Hull City to face Mark Viduka's Newcastle United.
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