4/10 stars just gave up her worst game for Leeds

Leeds United Lost in Priority For the first time since November, because Portsmouth won them 1-0 at Fratton Park on Sunday afternoon.

The whites were affected by a hammer in the second half while Colby Bishop passed through the ball over Illan Meslier and in the back of the net to put the hosts in front.

Daniel FarkaThe side was created Three ‘big chances’ They also collected 2.27 xg, but could not use their capabilities before the aim, and were intended to pay for it.

There were numerous disappointment performances of Leeds’ players on the Hampshire field, including the offensive midfielder Bredden Aarenson and a certain Joel Piroe who missed several guards …

Brenden Aarronson’s performance against Portsmouth

The USA International was re -elected to the start of the position number ten for the Whites, in charge of knitting midfielders and together.

Unfortunately, former RB Salzburg man made six games Without the goal or assistance to show their efforts, and only one goal and zero assists in the last 12 excursions in the championship.

Aaronson ended up defeat to Portsmouth -As zero shots on goal And zero keys pass, while he also lost all seven of his duels throughout the game. This shows that Pompey defenders held him outside and outside the match.

Still he had that 20 touches of the ballCompleting 73% of his passage attempts, and the midfielder could have pointed to the lack of service in him as a reason why he fought.

There were, however, a Leeds player, who was worse than Aaronson in the middle of the Farka park, as AO Tanaka has done in his worst performance of the season.

Ao Tanakin’s Worst appearance for Leeds

Japan International, who used to be Described as “tiger” And the “amazing” signing of his manager, he started with Elijah Gruev in the middle of the field, but struggled to influence the game on or outside the ball.

The thin, to which he was handed a a 4/10 players rating Leedslive was even worse than Aaronson as he did Completed a lower percentage (71%) of its passages, despite playing in the role of the middle ground, and made a mistake that directly led to the firing of the opposition.

The American, at least, did nothing to create the opportunity for Portsmouth, as he did, while both lost 100% of their earthly duels.

As you can see in the top table, the performance of the Japanese midfielder – which lasted only 68 minutes – was significantly worse than its average UI level outside the championship of this season.

Either His worst sofacher rating (6.1), his lowest passage rate (71%), his common lowest duel success rate (0%) and jointly lowest ground duels won the (zero) season as a starter so far.

This illustrates how much was his best midfielder, because this season he put his worst display in Leeds’s shirt. Farke will now hope that Tanaka and Aaronson will return to the best of Millwall on Elland Road on Wednesday night.

Japanese Maestro has to improve his use of the ball by returning to his usual levels of efficiency to ensure that Leeds can disembark the pace of games and create more chances in the last third.