Leeds star who lost 15 times possession has a game to forget to go with Swansea

The frightening feeling begins to spread in the lawsuits on Elland Road, as another spectacular promotional crash is likely to be a Leeds United card.

In the last campaign, Daniel Farke’s white guys found themselves in and around the automatic promotion position for most busy seasons, just to win the championship playoff lottery, to play them in May.

On Saturday, abandoning the last equalizer against Swansea City means Leeds sits second in second place in goal difference as Illan Meslier’s swaying manner between the sticks put down West Yorkshire costumes again.

Meslier’s performance with Swansea

The Frenchman, despite keeping 21 clean sheets of bumper 21 this season, had a mistake in his game waiting to get to the forefront – three mistakes led to goals and one of his own.

This time, the former survivor shooter hit his growing roaring catalogue compared to Alan Sheehan’s visitors, when he inexplicably dropped the ball to a corner, initially being processed on the way to Harry Darling to fire.

The error-prone No. 1 was considered a hero at the moment of madness, and this penalty kick had long strengthened Leeds’ confidence and Meslier’s identity, but another unfortunate Mishap helped Swansea return to Wales with some points.

The plug isn’t the only underperformance worth noting, of course, as Leeds failed to win, and the defender was also fighting against one of his former employers in front of the shaky 25-year-old’s stumbling back.

Leeds’ defender, he’s as bad as Meslier

Many of Farke’s trusted first-team crews looked loose, and Ethan Ampadu looked drowsy in the middle of the park, causing his manager to hook him before Mark Mark.

Ampadu’s fellow countryman Joe Rodon was also best off his side, the Swansea-born centre-back gave up the first half fine when he sloppyly hit the target ahead, Lewis O’Brien.

Far away from the golden chance of Swansea kicking through the shooter, Rodon also had no hesitation to flirt on the ball under his feet, 14 of his 76 passes squandered 15 times on his Elland Road turf in his 90 minutes, wasted 15 times.

Furthermore, it wasn’t the most convincing performance, either staying away from heroic wins six duels with zero-cover shots or interceptions, it was an afternoon, so forgetting the former Spurs man, it was an afternoon.

Considering that fifth place has already started his second-tier game for all his teams so far this season, the Welshman will pay more holes in the automatic promotion battle, which could lead to Roden’s totally being out of Farke’s XI.

Despite his team gliding on his own patch, Farke defiantly announced after a 2-2 draw that his team was still 100% back in the Premier League, with white fans desperately hoping for the Germans’ bold words to come true.

However, in this viewing, Burnley and Sheffield United will have confidence that they can disrupt Apple carts in West Yorkshire, and Meslier and Co need to be stronger before some crunch to compete in the fascinating championship.