Leeds United were able to breathe a welcome sigh of relief when the final whistle blew against Bournemouth. Jesse Marsch's side were able to register back-to-back wins in the Premier League to lift them away from the relegation zone.
A spirited display against Tottenham Hotspur has kept the wolves away from the door, after a number of supporters called for the head coach to be sacked after a dismal run of form. Instead, the club stood by their man and the Whites were able to get the important results to alleviate any pressure.
With the winter break for the World Cup in Qatar, Leeds will now be able to get players back to full fitness and work on things on the training ground. The Whites could not have a tougher fixture when they return to Premier League action, with Manchester City rolling into town.