The Guardian -
20 Dec 2020 22:52

Stretched thinly across the pitch and playing without a back-up plan, Marcelo Bielsa's men could only plough-on into oblivion Perhaps, when we think about some of the great Marcelo Bielsa teams, this was the sort of thing we had in mind. Feverish attacking football played at a breakneck pace, with courage and verve and runners peeling in all directions. Players seamlessly switching positions and assuming each other's roles. The problem for Leeds United was that for most of the game they were on ...
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