In a bid to end a 16 years wait to
return to the English top flight “Premiership”, Leeds united promotion hope
were dashed again after a 1-1 draw at Brenton due to another terrible error
from the goalie “kiko Casilla”
Match analysis have revealed that
the former Spanish international has been guilty for a number of goals error in
recent weeks and allowing a minor passback slip underneath his foot and then
fell over to allow Said Benrahma the easiest of finishes to open the scoring.
It
was also revealed that “Leeds united” had lost four of their last five games to
throw away a great chance on an 11-point lead in a bid to qualify for the
automatic promotion places. They however managed at least secured a point
thanks to another goalkeeping error at the other end as David Raya flapped at a
corner seven minutes before half-time and Leeds captain Liam Cooper stabbed
home an equaliser.
Currently Leeds United is a point
above third-placed Fulham and maintain their two-point advantage over
Brentford, who remain in fourth.
On
the other hand, Nottingham Forest missed the opportunity to sit ontop both
Leeds united and Brentford as they also suffered a shock 1-0 home defeat to
Charlton. Charlton Athletic moved six points clear of the relegation zone as Lyle
Taylor scored the only goal of the match midway through the first half at the
far post after a break down the left from Naby Sarr.
Meanwhile, Blackburn defeated Hull
city in a 3-0 goals with a flurry of late goals at Ewood Park to move to within
three points of the playoff places. Darragh Lenihan finished amid a goalmouth
scramble in the 73rd minute and Adam Armstrong's superb drive into the top
corner six minutes later tamed the Tigers before Dominic Samuel slotted in a
third.
Swansea and QPR both share quall
points after a goalless draw at the
Liberty Stadium to leaving the host frustrated frustrate and dashing their
hopes into the top six.
Barnsley still remain at the bottom
of the relegation zone as they were beaten 2-1 at home by Birmingham.
Ten-man
Wigan were grateful for a late own goal from Middlesbrough defender Harold
Moukoudi as they took a point from a 2-2 draw.
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