‘Incredible’… Laura Woods shares what she noticed about Leeds United fans during last night’s game
Conor Gallagher’s goal in the ninetieth minute gave Chelsea the opportunity to secure their spot in the round of eight, however the Whites’ FA Cup trip may have ended there.
Before Chelsea could seize the lead owing to goals from Nicolas Jackson and Mykhaylo Mudryk, Mateo Joseph had given Leeds the lead early on with his first-ever goal for the team.
After that, one would have assumed Chelsea would win handily, but Leeds was by much the stronger team at the half, and Joseph managed to tie the score with his second of the evening.
Even though Leeds lost the game in the end, the crowd expressed gratitude for the effort both during and after. Speaking during full time on ITV Sport, Laura Woods praised the away end as “amazing.”
Woods praises Leeds supporters
“First of all, their fans were incredible over there, so we should give a nod to Leeds,” the speaker stated. They could not stop talking the entire time.
Daniel Farke was not pleased with the match’s schedule and made it clear during the build-up that he was still keeping an eye on Huddersfield Town this coming Saturday.
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Joe Gelhardt and Ilia Gruev’s injuries are revealed at Elland Road for Leeds United
At Leeds United, Ilia Gruev and Joe Gelhardt have both sustained new injuries. Adam Pope reports that Gelhardt experienced a back spasm.
In addition to the two already mentioned, Georginio Rutter was also hurt, and Patrick Bamford missed Monday’s practice, according to a report made by the BBC journalist on his X account on February 28.
It was also reported that Daniel Farke intends to re-add players to the team for the Championship match against Huddersfield on March 2nd, after some of them were absent from the team’s 3-2 loss to Chelsea.
Leeds United injury blows start to build up at Elland Road
Although the absence of Gruev and Rutter will be felt, given the depth Elland Road has at their disposal, they should be able to handle it. Both players have been essential members of Farke’s first-choice squad this season.
An FA Cup match against Premier League competition is probably the game you would want to miss those players for, rather than a pivotal league match in their quest for automatic promotion.
Good news for Farke and his hopes of having some players back for the Huddersfield match is that the injuries aren’t expected to be long-term problems or something that may ruin their season.
Gruev’s replacement, Archie Grey, was praised well for his performance at Stamford Bridge. Rutter’s loss was most noticed against Chelsea, as Joel Piroe found it difficult to fill his shoes.