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(Sheffield United-Leeds 0-1) Leeds is in the process of becoming the great mascot of the Premier League spectators. Against Sander Berge’s Sheffield United, Marcelo Bielsa’s newly promoted team won again.
After participating in two matches with a total of 14 goals in the first two rounds of the Premier League, the Leeds boys calmed down a bit in the third.
But the party continued. After some crazy saves by 20-year-old breakout goalkeeper Illan Meslier, Patrick Bamford (27) headed in the game-winning goal for Leeds two minutes before full time with his third goal of the season.
Thus, Bielsa (65) knew how to get up from his characteristic position in a squat and affirm that the team has taken six of the nine possible points.
also read: Why We Will All Love Leeds (VG +)
GAME WINNER: Patrick Bamford applauds for scoring in Sheffield. Photo: ALEX LIVESEY
New Sheffield recession
For Sander Berge (22) and Sheffield United, the situation is completely different. The Norwegian, who started in an anchor role and was sent off as an inside running back in the second half, and his teammates have now lost the first three games of the season.
First, Wolverhampton became too strong at home (0-2). Then they launched against Aston Villa (0-1). Before Leeds won Sunday’s Yorkshire derby, their first in 19 years in the Premier League.
CONFIDENT: Sander Berge played the entire game for Sheffield United against Patrick Bamford and Leeds. Photo: Molly Darlington
Come stay
There is no doubt that Leeds have high ambitions for the current season. With “The Crazy Professor”, declared genius Bielsa, as manager, there are many indications that it is with reason.
For Leeds, the defensive aspect is solid and the offensive toxic aspect. In the next round, they face a new and even tougher test than Sheffield United. On October 3, Manchester City will visit Elland Road.
FOCUSED: Bielsa closely followed the game against Sheffield United. Photo: ALEX LIVESEY
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