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Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 Leeds United: Patrick Bamford angry with VAR decision By Gary RoseBBC Sport comments Patrick Bamford thought he had got his 13th goal of the season late on Patrick Bamford felt Leeds were "robbed of a point" after the striker had an equalising goal ruled out in Friday's 1-0 defeat at Wolverhampton Wanderers. The hosts took the lead just after the hour when Adama Traore hit a thunderous effort from distance against the crossbar but the ball rebounded off the back of Illan Meslier's head into the Leeds goal. Bamford thought he had snatched an equaliser late on as he ...

Crawley Town 3-0 Leeds United: Marcelo Bielsa's side suffer huge FA Cup upset By Michael BeardmoreBBC Sport comments 1481 Crawley Town delivered one of the FA Cup third round's most emphatic upsets as the League Two underdogs tore apart Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds. Three second-half goals rewarded a fantastic performance from John Yems' side as they made light of the 62 places between themselves and their Premier League visitors. Nick Tsaroulla, playing only his seventh game in senior football, set the ball rolling, beating three Leeds defenders to fire home a superb solo opener. United keeper Kik...

West Bromwich Albion 0-5 Leeds United: Sam Allardyce rues heavy defeat By Jonathan JurejkoBBC Sport comments 1206 Allardyce saw one of his teams concede four goals in the first half of a Premier League game for only the fourth time in his career West Brom manager Sam Allardyce says an embarrassing 5-0 defeat by Leeds United shows he has a "tougher challenge" to keep his new club up than he thought. Allardyce had been encouraged by the 1-1 draw at champions Liverpool on Sunday, but saw his team outclassed by a Leeds side which was also promoted from the Championship last season.

At times the home side monopolised with almost 75% of possession, mustering 25 shots on targets but, initially, they struggled to translate the dominance into goals. As Bruce is fond of pointing out, teams do not necessarily have to see too much of the ball to be effective and, by way of proving his point, Newcastle were ahead in the 26th minute thanks to Jeff Hendrick’s first-time volley. Jamal Lewis fed Ryan Fraser whose whipped-in cross was flicked on by Callum Wilson, leaving Hendrick to apply the finishing touch. Bruce’s four summer signings had combined to create what would prove a ...