Jesse Marsch has admitted he is both 'angry' and 'tired' at Leeds United's failure to capitalise on key moments in matches during recent weeks. The Whites have not won any of their last eight games in the Premier League, with four of their six defeats in that period coming by just a single goal.
While Leeds were not anywhere near their best in either of the last two losses against Leicester City and Fulham, they were left frustrated by matches against both Crystal Palace and Arsenal. Marsch's side took the lead at Selhurst Park before squandering a huge opportunity at 1-0 up to double their lead, before going onto lose the match.
Meanwhile, against Arsenal, Leeds also missed a hatful of chances to earn at least a point, including Patrick Bamford from the penalty spot. Speaking in his pre-Liverpool press conference, Marsch claimed he is growing increasingly frustrated at not taking advantage of their dominant periods in games, as well as their frequent concession of soft goals.
