Show Notes
Leeds United fell to Spurs - and it’s another one that got away.
In this episode of Leeds, That! we break down a frustrating 2-1 defeat where Leeds dominated large parts, hit the post, and still came up short. It’s the story of fine margins, missed chances, and self-inflicted wounds.
We dig into:
⚽️ The finishing problem and DCL’s Bamford déjà vu 🔥 Okafor’s bright spark and goal threat 🤦♂️ Bramall’s baffling refereeing 🔁 Tactical confusion and subs that didn’t work 📊 What the next run of fixtures means for survival hopes
Plus, a wider look at mentality, quality, and why Leeds are still this close to turning performances into points.
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