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Patrick Viera has praised Leeds United’s ‘very aggressive’ style of play following the 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace. Both sides gave their all in a feisty affair Down Under, with the Australian referee brandishing several yellow cards - including to Jesse Marsch.
Leeds United round off their pre-season tour of Australia against Crystal Palace on Friday. The Whites have played two games Down Under so far, beating Brisbane Roar 2-1 in Queensland, before losing 1-0 to Premier League rivals Aston Villa on Sunday.
Jesse Marsch has named his starting lineup for this morning’s clash with Crystal Palace at the Optus Stadium in what will be the final game of the pre-season Australia tour. Leeds United will be keen to record win number two Down Under following the 2-1 win against Brisbane last Thursday and Sunday’s defeat to Aston Villa.
Here are your Leeds United morning headlines for Friday, July 22.
Jesse Marsch has been associated with a 4-2-2-2 formation throughout his career, but it's been used sparingly at Leeds United. The 4-2-3-1 dominated the run-in and has continued in the first three friendlies of the summer.
Leeds United’s Joe Gelhardt will benefit “massively” from the new Premier League substitution rules which states that a team can use up to five substitutions per game, from the start of this season.
Mateusz Klich admits Leeds United still have plenty to improve on, but he has enjoyed his first taste of a Jesse Marsch pre-season so far. The Whites bring an end to their pre-season tour of Australia today as they take on fellow Premier League outfit Crystal Palace at the Optus Stadium in Perth.
Big money on signings like Marc Roca and Tyler Adams makes it easy to believe they have a stranglehold on Leeds United's midfield department, but they do have competition. Mateusz Klich, Sam Greenwood, Darko Gyabi and Archie Gray will all hope to turn Jesse Marsch’s head next season, but there’s also a member of the leadership council with something to say about that middle pairing.