It has been a mixed start for Leeds United in the Premier League so far this season. The Whites currently sit in mid-table with eight points from their opening six matches, seven of which arrived in their first three, and just one since.
Leeds have unexpectedly been handed a one-month break from fixtures in September, with their next match against Aston Villa on October 2 29 days after their last outing at Brentford. While this has undoubtedly disrupted their rhythm, what it can do is provide Jesse Marsch with the opportunity to work on some of their weaknesses from the season so far.
So with that in mind, here is a look at two improvements he will be looking to implement ahead of their clash with Villa.
