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Leeds United's Scoring Drought Continues After Draw With Brentford
Leeds United's goalless streak extended to four matches after a 0-0 draw against Brentford. Manager Daniel Farke remains confident that the team can avoid relegation despite their offensive struggles.
Leeds United finished March without a Premier League goal after their recent draw with Brentford. Their last goal from open play occurred on February 10. Leeds recorded their lowest expected goals (xG) return (0.55) since January 31 against Arsenal. Brentford implemented a five-defender formation for the first time since December, a decision attributed to numerous injuries, according to boss Keith Andrews. Farke acknowledged that his team may not have the individual brilliance to consistently beat defenders and score. He expressed confidence that the team has demonstrated their ability to score goals.
Key Facts
- Leeds United had a 0-0 draw with Brentford.
- Leeds has not scored in the Premier League for a month.
- The team's last open play goal was February 10.
- Leeds United's manager is Daniel Farke.
- Leeds' expected goals (xG) was 0.55 against Brentford.
- Brentford used a five-defender formation.
- Keith Andrews is Brentford's boss.