Leeds United's 3-0 loss to Aston Villa on Thursday night has piled the pressure on this weekend as the Whites now face Norwich City on Sunday on the back of a six game losing streak.
Jesse Marsch and his team know that - whilst they still have ten games remaining in the season - they will be running out of time to get the points they need, should they fail to beat the Canaries at Elland Road. The situation is made more difficult when considering the fact that Leeds have played more games than both Burnley and Everton and they could find themselves in the relegation zone if those teams win their games in hand.
Should the Whites pick up the three points against Norwich, they will be hopeful of kick-starting a run of form under their new manager and that one good run could be enough to see them to safety.
