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There are few who would envy the challenge faced by Jesse Marsch over the coming weeks.

Leeds United's new manager takes over with the club hovering just above the Premier League's relegation places, and with his inherited team dead last when it comes to the league's form table.

To compound things, he has replaced a near universally popular figure in the form of Marcelo Bielsa, a man who Marsch himself has recognised as "a hero" at Elland Road.

The American's first task will be solving the terrible form, with Leeds having lost their last four on the spin while conceding an eye-watering 17 goals.

There may be cause for optimism, though, as he has rebounded from this kind of run not once but twice while establishing himself as a manager.

Marsch started strongly after taking over as New York Red Bulls manager in 2015, losing just one of his first 10 MLS games in charge, but that run was quickly followed by four losses on the spin.

Second-half performances were a clear issue during that period, with the Red Bulls conceding nine second-period goals across those four defeats compared to just one