Summary
Leeds United has struggled with conceding late goals in their Premier League matches, which has affected their position in the league standings. They have given up the most goals after the 86th minute this season, which has cost them crucial points. Despite some successes, like a change in formation leading to improved results, these late goals have led to a lower league position than they could have otherwise achieved.
Key Facts
- Leeds United has conceded 12 goals after the 86th minute this season, the most in the Premier League.
- Half of these late goals have led to Leeds dropping a total of nine points.
- If games ended at 85 minutes, Leeds would rank seventh in the league; they are currently 15th.
- Notable late-game losses include a 4-3 defeat to Newcastle and a 1-0 loss due to an own goal against Fulham.
- Late goals against them have included penalties and an own goal, indicating possible concentration issues.
- Leeds has also scored late goals, affecting their overall standing positively.
- Manager Daniel Farke's switch to a 3-5-2 formation has improved their form, helping them move out of the relegation zone.
