Leeds United have been praised for showing the spirit of champions at Anfield as they picked up their first win in eight matches. Jesse Marsch has come under increased pressure with the Whites dropping down the table after a bright start to the campaign.
Results may not have told the full picture, with Leeds turning in some impressive displays, but it's results that ultimately matter. In winning at Anfield, the Whites ended a 29-game unbeaten home run for Jurgen Klopp's side, an historic scalp for Marsch and his side.
At full-time, Marsch reiterated the need to be in it together as the Whites look to kick start their campaign and avoid a repeat of last season.
