Jesse Marsch's methods already showing despite four days with Leeds

The American accent is rarely taken seriously in English football. Fans just don't seem fond of managers who have spent their life calling the game 'soccer'.

And yet they might learn a thing or two from Jesse Marsch, so long as they don't lump him in with Ted Lasso, the fish-out-of-water American coach played by Jason Sudeikis in the comedy series.

Ultimately, Marsch must do his talking on the pitch. And though the result was not the one he wanted on Saturday, Leeds' performance at the King Power Stadium said plenty.

Leicester City (4-3-3): Schmeichel 8.5; Choudhury 6.5 (Lookman 61min, 6), Amartey 6.5, Soyuncu 6.5, Thomas 6.5; Tielemans 7, Ndidi 6.5 (Mendy 76), Dewsbury-Hall 7.5; Albrighton 6, Vardy 6 (Iheanacho 61, 6), Barnes 7.5.

Scorer: Barnes 67. 

Booked: Ndidi. 

Manager: Brendan Rodgers 6.5.

Leeds United (4-2-3-1): Meslier 6; Dallas 6, Ayling 5.5, Struijk 6, Firpo 6.5; Koch 6.5, Klich 6.5 (Forshaw 70, 6); Raphinha 6, Rodrigo 6 (Gelhardt 63, 6), Harrison 7 (Roberts 76); James 6.

Booked: Struijk, Forshaw. 

Manager: Jesse Marsch 6.

Referee: David Coote 6. 

Attendance: 32,236. 

It said that Marsch is already getting his ideas across, despite only four days with the squad.

It was an impressive display, given this is a group that have been taught to play a specific way under Marcelo Bielsa.

The supporters sang Bielsa's name at the King Power. They aren't going to forget the contribution he made.

But it was good to hear Marsch's name chanted, too, when Leeds were dominating the game midway through the first half. 

That came as the new 4-2-3-1 system imposed itself on Leicester.

Whenever Leeds won the ball, their first thought was to play it forward and create a goalscoring chance. 

Were it not for Leicester goalkeeper