After Watford manager Tom Cleverley addressed his team’s 2-1 loss to Leeds United at Elland Road, he reflected on what he observed about Daniel Farke’s squad.
Despite goals from Largie Ramazani and Brenden Aaronson securing Leeds the victory, Cleverley noted that Watford put up a strong fight in the second half, with Kwadwo Baah shining and scoring a goal.
Although Leeds entered the match in good form and capitalized on Daniel Bachmann’s errors to take a 2-0 lead, Cleverley praised their ability to win even when not at their best, attributing it to their status as a top team.
Comparing Leeds’ current performance to last season’s, Cleverley acknowledged their progress and resilience in the face of injuries. Looking ahead to their next game against Bristol City, he remains optimistic and determined, emphasizing the importance of belief in football.
