Daniel Farke comment on Leeds player injury and challenges after last championship game.
Daniel Farke comment on Leeds player injury and challenges after last championship game.
Daniel Farke, the manager of Leeds United, stated that he is awaiting an evaluation on the severity of Largie Ramazani’s ankle injury. Ramazani played just 14 minutes in Tuesday’s 2-1 Championship victory over Watford, after putting the home team ahead with a goal in the third minute.
Ramazani gave United the lead with his third goal of the season after Hornets keeper Daniel Bachmann made a terrible mistake.
However, shortly after a fair but harsh challenge from Festy Ebosele in the first quarter, the winger was replaced after failing to recover from an impact injury near the touchline.
“He rolled/twisted his ankle and it was pretty painful and we will have to wait for the assessment,” stated Farke, whose team is playing Bristol City on Saturday lunchtime.
Naturally, I’m hoping for a minor injury. We had (like for like) substitutes, and he was unable to continue, so he deserves a little luck.
“With a quick turnaround, it could probably be difficult to have him available for the weekend.”
Brenden Aaronson, on his 24th birthday, gave Leeds a fantastic start after a second Bachmann mistake, giving them a 2-0 lead in seven minutes.
as dominating the first forty-five minutes, the hosts, who had defeated Sheffield United 2-0 in the derby four nights prior, had a comfortable halftime lead. However, Watford got off to a great start in the second half and made a game of it as Kwadwo Baah cut the deficit early on.
After a challenging period, Leeds managed to rally, and their most recent victory saw them rise to second place in the standings.
“I am really happy with the three points,” Farke continued. After ten minutes, when we were ahead 2-0, I became concerned.
“Because I’ve encountered this circumstance in football a lot. Everyone praised us for our performance last Friday, which was very magical and perhaps our finest of the season.
“This is by far the biggest team in the league, and nobody will finish higher than them,” the opposition manager, Sky, and the national media declare.
Then you play the next game against a very strong team that is likewise very experienced and physically fit.
It’s simple to push ahead and take a 2-0 lead, but it usually results in a situation where you lose momentum and are unable to recover your speed. After this kind of start, you frequently lose points, which is why we talk about starting too early in the lead. However, this did not occur.
However, I can’t really point fingers because we kept up the pressure and produced a lot more.
