The Cherries will not take Leeds Utd lightly though. Leeds' comeback against Birmingham in their last match is proof that Leeds Utd are still fighting for everything, even if they have not found the kind of form that brought them three points at Dean Court earlier in the season. Gary Rowett was not so praising of Leeds' style of football claiming that Leeds just sought to play direct and hit Steve Morison on the diagonal at every opportunity. I saw a lot more promise from them than that when they played AFCB earlier in the season.
The transfer window is unlikely to offer much comfort for Leeds in terms of players coming in as they have a transfer embargo after failing to meet the Fair Play Rules and captain Stephen Warnock has just signed for Derby County. In such circumstances it would have been a real blow if they had lost to Birmingham and now they will be up for the challenge of taking on the league leaders.
Leeds Utd and AFCB at Dean Court in the reverse fixture. |
If AFCB can win they can go four points clear and build the pressure on the chasing teams.
Leeds Home Form
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AFCB Away Form
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