Former Leeds United forward Michael Bridges was at Elland Road for the Whites' 3-0 thrashing of Chelsea, and he believes Jesse Marsch's motivational skills were a big factor behind the performance.
The Whites put in arguably their best display since returning to the Premier League as they secured their first win over Chelsea since 2002. Goals from Brenden Aaronson and Rodrigo gave Leeds a 2-0 advantage at half-time, before Jack Harrison rounded off the scoring after the interval.
Bridges, who played 81 games during his time at Leeds, spent time with the squad during their pre-season in Australia, and the former striker believes the team have improved a lot since the tour Down Under.
