Former Leeds United goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes Jesse Marsch has bought himself some time with the win at Liverpool. Leeds became the first Premier League side in over 18 months to win at Anfield, which in the process, ended their eight-match winless run.
Marsch had been under severe pressure ahead of the trip to Merseyside, with supporters not afraid to voice their discontent in the defeats to Leicester City and Fulham. The writing had appeared to be on the wall, particularly with an away match against Liverpool to follow, but the unlikely win has certainly lifted the mood at the club.
Leeds now have just two matches to play ahead of the World Cup break in less than two weeks' time, first hosting Bournemouth, before a trip to Tottenham Hotspur. Speaking to MOTLeedsNews, Robinson thinks that barring a 'catastrophe' against the Cherries, Marsch now has at least until after Qatar in the dugout at Elland Road.
