Leeds United were great in the late championship but their Fa cup Dreams were demolished in the fourth round while Millwall fled Elland Road as 2-0 winners.
While Daniel FarkaThe side was not in full force, it was still a choice of players who needed to go through.
Femi Azeez proved to be a difference between the two sides and could have had a hat-trick on Saturday just to put down Leeds’ troubles.
The exit from the FA Cup is not the end of the world, however, given that Yorkshire Sides has firmly won the promotion from the second level by the end of the season.
How did Leeds lose to Millwall
Azeez was the star of the show on Elland Road and left Ethan Ampad Going to bed with nightmares tonight.
He opened up too easily the scoring in Farka’s eyes as Millwall skipped in the front and danced next to Ampadu without much difficulty before finding a net with a deduction.
Amphada was again guilty of a few moments later when Azeez could find his second. The Welshman was robbed by the ball before the Lions star was thunderous transverse. Despite the desperate pleas that the ball crossed the Leeds line fled.
However, in the second half, there was no denying Millwall number 11, while passing and reaching 2-0 with a low end to Karl Darlow.
Still, Farkar’s side was sure to achieve. The first start for the senior team, Chambers himself approached the first half, entering the right and testing the palms of Liam Roberts. Their best chance came from the criminal place after Willy Gnonto stumbled.
Pascal Struijk intensified to take the second half blows, but his low effort saved well from the aforementioned Roberts.
The truth is, it never looked like Leeds’s day and how many fans would look at like Struijik and Ampadu for the reasons they lost, they should also look at their center forward.
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Performance by Mateo Joseph in numbers against Millwall
In the days that led to the day of Rok, who was young Mateo Joseph The subject of £ 10 million offers from the Spanish side of Real Betis.
The 49ers did not like the sound of this, rejecting the offer and holding forward to Elland Road at least until the end of the season.
Still, on the evidence of his display on Saturday, they may have taken that money. Indeed, Joseph was just not good enough.
Given 3/10 grades after the match enabled According to Leeds Live’s Isaac Johnson, he wrote that the attacker “made too many loose passages when Leeds was in the attack.”
This is certainly reflected in statistics about what was quite difficult afternoon for a 21-year-old.
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Joseph vs Millwall |
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|---|---|
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Played minutes |
90 |
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The exact passage |
9/17 (53%) |
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Shot |
0 |
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Key passes |
0 |
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Crosses |
0 |
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The duel won |
2/5 |
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Lost possession |
12x |
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Foul |
1 |
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Interceptions |
0 |
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Accessories |
1 |
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Dribed past |
2 |
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Statistics through Couch. |
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In spite of the whole 90 minutes, Joseph had less touch (26) than goalkeeper Darlow, 38, and successfully completed only nine of his 17 passages at the rate of success of 53%.
With on 12 occasions, the attacker also lost three of his five duels and failed to have a single shot while Visitors to Alex Neil held on their pure list.
When Joel Piroe got in the afternoon, this was a wonderful opportunity for the young man to show why he might have been worthy of that price of £ 10m.
Instead, he simply showed why he deserved to be on the bench next time.
