Shoring up the defence and holding leads
It’s fairly conclusive where Leeds United’s to-do list starts. To have led on nine occasions in the Premier League since beating Chelsea, but converted just two of them into victories is a jagged pill to swallow.
On those seven occasions the lead was relinquished, opponents were equalising, on average, in less than nine minutes. Jesse Marsch has to address why this team cannot sit on a lead or see matches out for wins.
