itstargetnews
back Leeds United Liam Rogniol, who came from behind to save a point against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, was unable to hide his frustration at a crucial moment.
Falke ‘proud’ of Leeds’ fightback
remember when Daniel WakeIs your job dangerous? Of course he will. Reports earlier this season even claimed that defeats to Chelsea and Liverpool would mark the end of the German’s tenure. But it was then that Leeds’ season changed. The head coach changed the system and hasn’t looked back, losing just two of the last 13 games.
The White Army is accelerating towards Premier League Survival since getting the promotion and last night’s first inquiry Comeback draw The game against Chelsea epitomized everything that is good about Falke’s side these days.
The Leeds boss is full of pride in his full-time player, telling reporters: “A proper night of football. A great night for everyone at Leeds United. I’m very proud of the players. Such a counterattack.
“We have a never-say-die attitude. We have a confidence that no matter what happens, we can always come back. I’m proud of that mentality.”
Leeds United are currently in 15th place, six points ahead of the relegation zone, with 12 games remaining to officially secure their place in the top flight for a year. Next up, they face Birmingham away in the FA Cup and then Aston Villa in the Premier League.
While Farke was delighted to get a point, the same could not be said for those at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea boss Ronnie Orr was particularly dissatisfied with the way his team equalized, pointing the finger at a decision by the referee.
Ronnie Orr furious at Leeds United’s crucial decision
In the post-game interview, Ronniol takes aim at the decision Leeds United scored despite an alleged handball from Jaden Bogle during the game.
Ronniol’s frustration only increased when he was told that the handball was labeled an “unintentional handball” and he admitted, “It makes me angrier when you say that.”
Considering how tight the race for a top four spot is, this decision could prove incredibly costly to Chelsea by the end of the season.
However, this didn’t matter to Leeds United, who fought back to earn a crucial victory of their own. On a night when Tottenham Hotspur lost and West Ham United took a point, falling behind at Stamford Bridge was certainly well-timed.
With just 10 points shy of the 40-point mark, Leeds United’s fate is in their own hands and could ease their nerves sooner rather than later in the coming months.
