Javi Gracia has highlighted the drastic recovery in form at Leeds United following his arrival that saw the Whites shrug off a run of 10 Premier League matches without a win.
Following a 1-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest at the City Ground back in February, Jesse Marsch had his time called short on his tenure at the club just shy of 12 months in charge. The American had failed to win in his last seven top-flight matches in charge and Michael Skubala's three-game spell at the helm also failed to see the West Yorkshire side record a victory.
Conversely, Gracia's last fixture in charge - a win over Forest on Tuesday night - has now meant the former Watford boss has recorded three Premier League wins in his six-match tenure so far. Defeats to Arsenal and Chelsea alongside a thrilling 2-2 draw with high-flying Brighton the only blemishes on an otherwise faultless record at the club.
