Leeds United
Leeds United came to Stamford Bridge and managed to leave with a draw in a stunning fashion on Tuesday night. Liam Rosenior’s men were stunned after the game.
The Whites managed to come from 2-0 down late in the second half to rescue a 2-2 draw and a crucial point. Leeds now have four points out of a possible six from two tough games against Nottingham Forest and Chelsea.
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Daniel Farke’s men continue to deliver results on the pitch despite not getting serious reinforcements in the January window, while their relegation rivals were very active.
Former Spurs man rants after huge Leeds United result
The result on Tuesday night has shaken up things near the bottom of the table. Leeds are now in 15th place on 30 points, going above Tottenham who lost at home to Newcastle. And now there is a bit of panic with the London side in poor form. On talkSPORT, Jason Cundy asked former Spurs man Jamie O’Hara about his side’s future now that they have been drawn into the relegation dogfight: “They fight for everything and the question I have for Tottenham right now is: Can you fight like Leeds?
Jamie O’Hara replied: “At this moment in time and what I am watching, no we can’t fight like Leeds.
“The problem Spurs have got and because it is so outrageous where we are in the league for the second season, it so toxic and so bad it is like a sledgehammer has hit the football club.
“Everything about the football club now is rotten, it is disgusting. I think the players are complacent with the beautiful stadium, big wages, nice training ground and they haven’t got the stomach for a fight.
“I look at Leeds, West Ham and Nottingham Forest, they are up for it. They are all up for the fight. Then I look at Tottenham and I just see a side that isn’t up for it, they are not up for the fight.
“There is not one player out there that is dying for the badge. We are in a relegation battle and we are sleepwalking to the Championship.”
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Complacency is not an option for Leeds
From now till the end of the season, every game matters and every point is crucial. Leeds should not be breathing easy after these last two games; there is still a long way to go till the end of the campaign. Now Daniel Farke and his men need to ensure that the team go into every game trying to put more points on the board. This past week should inspire everyone at Elland Road, but they need to know that the job is not finished yet.