Even the biggest Marcelo Bielsa superfan would struggle to argue that Leeds United’s performance against Leicester City wasn’t a vast improvement.
The Whites came away from the East Midlands empty handed in Jesse Marsch’s first game in charge but they played much better than they had done previously.
The poor form leading into the Foxes defeat ultimately cost Bielsa his job as the club’s manager and his successor’s determination to put it right could not have been clearer.
