Former Leeds United goalkeeper Paul Robinson has laid blame on Jesse Marsch for the manner of his side's defeat against Chelsea on Wednesday night. The Whites were defeated 3-0 at Elland Road, with Daniel James sent off in the first half for a challenge on Mateo Kovacic but Marsch was positive about his side's performance after the game.
"Obviously we gave up an early goal and that was not our goal, we talked about keeping it 0-0 as long as possible to give ourselves a chance," he said. "I thought we were aggressive, we were getting after them and the game was there for us. The red card changed the match."
Hearing Marsch appraise his side's performance, Robinson was in strong disagreement. He gave his own assessment to BBC Football Daily, with the utilisation of Raphinha as a right wing-back being one of the primary causes of concern.
