Leeds captain Liam Cooper hopes that their spirited display in the 1-0 defeat against Arsenal at Elland Road can be a "catalyst" in turning their poor form around. The Whites extended their winless run to six league games but dominated for large periods against the Premier League leaders.
The Whites face an important run of fixtures in the next three weeks - starting against rock bottom Leicester City on Wednesday. Cooper believes Leeds should've come away with a result against the Gunners and has urged his side to build on what was ultimately a strong performance.
"The delay at the start of the game was not ideal," Cooper told LUFC TV. "I think both teams did well and made it a very good spectacle throughout the game. I thought we deserved a lot more and [I am] disappointed to come away with nothing again.
