Jekyll and Hyde
Leeds United have not lost a Premier League game from a leading position since their trip to Tottenham Hotspur on the last weekend before the World Cup break. That afternoon in the capital was a chaotic, frantic affair synonymous with so many games during Jesse Marsch’s tenure.
That game ebbed and flowed before the implosion which took Leeds from leading 3-2 in the 76th minute to trailing it 4-3 seven minutes later. It was the kind of collapse fans hoped they would not see topped in 2022/23 and yet it was only the tame precursor to what played out on Sunday afternoon.
