Brighton & Hove Albion boss Graham Potter insists his side will not ease up when they travel to Elland Road to take on Leeds United. Sunday’s meeting is the first of two huge games for Jesse Marsch’s side as they fight for Premier League survival, with a trip to Brentford on the final day.
Leeds are currently in the bottom three, level on points with burnley - who have a game in hand - but with a far worse goal difference. Everton sit two points above the drop and also have a game in hand.
And with Premier League safety secured long ago and European football out of reach, Whites fans may be forgiven for thinking Potter’s men will have nothing to play for and may ease off. But the Potter has extinguished any hope of a slack Seagulls side, with the financial incentive of a top-half finish providing the motivation.
