More pragmatic Leeds under Bielsa

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Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa says the draw with Manchester United was an important point but that the changes he made to the side didn't allow them to attack as much

Leeds conceded six against Manchester United in the reverse fixture, while four were let in away to Tottenham and Arsenal earlier this year but Marcelo Bielsa's side remain unbeaten at Elland Road against the so-called Big Six this season with only Spurs to come in their remaining five matches.

The side's front-foot style of playing which served them so well in the Championship and was carried through into their return to the Premier League hasn't been shelved, but it is clear that a more pragmatic approach has been taken during the second half of the season.

Following a stalemate with Man Utd which moved Leeds up to ninth and extended their unbeaten run to six matches, Bielsa said: "It was a very demanding game for us. For the game not to become unbalanced, the team made a massive effort. This effort allowed the game not to become unbalanced for us. The game was played more naturally for them. But even if they predominantly dominated, the chances on goal were similar."

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