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    Highlights: Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Leeds United | Dan James scores first Leeds goal | Premier League



    Highlights from our 2-1 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the Premier League. Dan James scored his first goal for us in the first half.

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    5. @simonmcmanus7972 on

      We played very well given the lack of 1st team players but Spurs were value for the win in the 2rd half, we should of killed it off given the chances we had in the 1st half, infront of goal we are very poor, points are everything regardless of how positive the performance was, 29 points from safety is the target & we need points in the next few games because Decembers matches are difficult.

    6. @babulal83 on

      As a Leeds fan, this is pure frustrating to see they lost like this. Second Spurs goal was pure luck. But admit Leeds have a paper thin squad. Need to question the medical department why so many injuries? Not very pessimistic but survival will be a tough job if we don't improve. BTW why Roberts? He is getting us nowhere 😭😭😭

    14. @richtea3302 on

      Unlucky not to get the draw. It's all well and good to play exciting counter-attack football, but these results are killing Leeds. Interesting that the supporters knew from the outset they needed more strength and depth to the Leeds squad back in the transfer window, yet all that screaming from the rooftops led to zero activity. With a paper-thin squad, injuries and some players not performing at top level I'm not optimistic in Leeds future as a Premiership club as of late. Even buying from the scraps in January will probably not bear fruit. For a professional footballer to contemplate a move to another club is tempted by the prospect of future-proofing top-level football including the chance to play on the European stage. All the progress Leeds have made, sorting out their own house, removing the deadwood and playing football on the big stage will have come to no fruition if the unthinkable happens. With the prospect of losing Bielsa, Raphinia and some of the youth talent that has emerged and performed well on the big stage will be Leeds demise. In saying this the supporters and club need not worry because Leeds have Roberts, who according to Bielsa can perform at any position at any time and is the nucleus of the club..pffffff..What is the point in working with a thin squad, maxing them out physically or making them better players if the bigger clubs wave their giant wallets in front of the Leeds Utd boardroom? With clubs like Norwich, Newcastle, Burnley and Watford seemingly "upping" their game the battle is on. Let's not mention Brentford..Yes, let's, Brentford? Brentford? Really? Squeeze 20.000 in the ground and they are playing better football. It does not add up. With the likes of Toney, Wood,Pukki, Maximin at their respective clubs proves one point. Leeds needed an out and out goal scorer and midfielder even before one ball was kicked this season. Typical Leeds who are always late for the party and turn up with a bottle of Lambrusco. These are just my observations and will probably not reflect the most die-hard Leeds fans opinion.

    20. @1962gms on

      Great first half, brilliant Dan got his first and really positive. Both goals from Spurs were a bit jammy. Overall, a really good performance and it bodes well for us. Great to see Forshaw getting more time and really looking forward to Pat coming back. We may not make Europe (still possible) but we will do better when we have a full team back. Great pass from Jack and really encouraging to see him back on form!

    28. @JRV7 on

      Unless we sign players in January can definitely see us getting relegated unfortunately you look at the fixtures and we're just not a strong enough team to take on the teams this season we're just lucky that we still have Raph and Philips till at least end of the season or we would 100% be going down no questions

    32. @jonahthrane812 on

      As a united fan, seeing Conte up and shouting until the very end, that's how a manager should be, Ole was too passive, on the bench, on his iPad.

      Don't worry Leeds fans, you'll survive this year, make some smart investment, and come back to the top half of the table.

    35. @tpl2401 on

      Two very soft goals to give away. Performance once again was much better, which given the injury list, is pleasing. Overall, more pros than cons. Keep believing πŸ’ͺ

    40. @myg2257 on

      I love Joe gelherts guts,,and can't wait for him to score,,but come on bamford and Rodrigo,. This young man is keeping your position warm

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