Leeds United head coach Jesse Marsch has heaped praise on Brenden Aaronson for what he saw as "one of his best games" for the Whites during their 0-0 draw with Brentford. With just one assist in his last 14 games, the USA international has been the subject of criticism from sections of the fanbase, but Marsch was quick to back the summer signing.
It was a frustrating afternoon for Leeds as they put in a solid performance against Thomas Frank's side. The Bees have proven that they are one of the hardest teams to beat this season, yet Marsch's team matched them toe-to-toe and arguably were the better side over the 90 minutes.
As the minutes ticked on, there were many calls from the Elland Road faithful for Marsch to make changes before it became too late. The first substitution that the American coach made came in the 69th minute, with Aaronson giving way for Luis Sinisterra.
