4/10 Stars just lost his worst game for Leeds

Leeds United lost to the championship for the first time since November as Portsmouth beat them 1-0 at Portsmouth on Sunday afternoon.

In the second half, when Colby Bishop raced to pass the ball through Illan Meslier and into the back of the net, hitting the host to put the host in front.

Daniel Farke’s team created three “big opportunities” and scored 2.27 xg, but was unable to seize the opportunity in front of the goal and was paid.

Leeds players have had many disappointing performances on the Hampshire field, including attacking midfielder Brenden Aaronson and specific Joel Piroe, who missed a few nannies…

Brenden Aaronson’s performance against Portsmouth

The American International team was once again selected as the tenth position of the white man, with the task of weaving the midfield and the offense together.

Unfortunately, the former RB Salzburg man scored six games without goals or assists, while his efforts were only one goal and zero assists.

Aaronson ended his defeat against Portsmouth with zero shots and zero key passes, and he also lost all seven duels throughout the game. This shows that he was excluded from the game by Pompei’s defender.

However, he does have only 20 goals, completing 73% of his attempted passes, and the midfielder can point to his lack of service, which is why he struggles.

However, having a Leeds player in the middle of the park is worse than Aaronson as Ao Tanaka competes for his worst performance of the season so far.

Tanaka AO’s worst Leeds performance

Japan International, once described as his manager’s “tiger” and “incredible” signing, started with midfielder Ilia Gruev, but he worked hard to influence the game.

Tanaka was awarded a 4/10 player rating by Leedslive, worse than Aaronson, who, despite playing a lower midfield role in the midfield role, had a lower pass (71%) and made a straight mistake that led to an opponent’s shot.

At least, the Americans did nothing to create opportunities for Portsmouth, like Tanaka, and both of them lost 100% of the ground duel.

As you can see in the table above, the performance of the Japanese midfielder (lasting only 68 minutes) is significantly worse than the average of his championships this season.

This is his worst sofascore score (6.1), his lowest pass completion rate (71%), his lowest final success rate (0%), and his lowest final score this season (zero) and his winnings of the season’s lowest final (zero) and winning the starter of the season so far.

This illustrates his worst performance on the Leeds shirt this season, the distance to his best midfielder. Farke now hopes Tanaka and Aaronson will be able to play Millwall on Wednesday night at Millwall on Elland Road.

The Japanese master must improve his use of the ball by restoring his usual level of efficiency to ensure Leeds can introduce the pace of the game and create more opportunities in the last third.