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1/10 match rating, absolutely AWFUL, must be Ditch”- Daniel Farke told what to do about Leeds United player following Devastating display Vs Hull City
Daniel Farke will be livid with his team after Leeds United squandered a two-goal lead, ultimately drawing 3-3 with Hull City at the MKM Stadium on Saturday.
Abu Kamara gave Hull the lead with an early lob over Illan Meslier on January 4, taking them into the break ahead. However, Leeds responded quickly after halftime, with Ao Tanaka scoring just a minute into the second half. Dan James then completed the comeback before Joel Piroe added another, seemingly securing the win. But Hull’s Joao Pedro and Kamara’s brace leveled the score, leaving Leeds frustrated.
Here’s how MOT Leeds News rated each player’s performance:
Illan Meslier – 1 Made a rash decision to rush out of his penalty area, allowing Kamara to lob the ball over him for the opener. Later, a poor error let Joao Pedro capitalize and Kamara score again, contributing to the draw.
Jayden Bogle – 4 Was strong going forward, creating several chances, and even had a shot saved. However, he struggled defensively, losing too many individual duels.
Joe Rodon – 5 While his Welsh teammate outshone him, Rodon remained composed under pressure, helping maintain some order at the back. He could have done better on Hull’s equalizer.
Ethan Ampadu – 6 Was steady and composed in midfield but couldn’t do much to stop Hull’s dramatic comeback, especially after Meslier’s error gave the hosts renewed hope.
Max Wober (Off for Sam Byram 66′) – 5 Made an early mistake on Kamara’s goal but was otherwise solid at left-back, even contributing offensively with key chances.
Ao Tanaka – 8 Took control when needed, scoring a brilliant equalizer from outside the box. His performance only strengthened his Premier League links.
Joe Rothwell (Off for Josuha Guilavogui 90+1′) – 6 Consistently reliable in the Championship, Rothwell was solid in midfield. However, Tanaka’s brilliance made it hard to rank him any higher.
Dan James – 7 While he missed some chances in the first half, James made up for it with a crucial goal to help complete the comeback after Hull’s early lead.
Brenden Aaronson – 4 Although not as wasteful as some teammates, Aaronson missed a key chance to score, which became more notable after Tanaka’s stunning equalizer.
Manor Solomon – 7 Continued his strong form, providing an assist for Tanaka’s spectacular long-range goal, his fourth contribution in five games.
Joel Piroe (Off for Mateo Joseph 90+1′) – 7 Led the attack and was persistent with his shots but struggled to find the net until scoring a vital third goal to put Leeds in front.
Substitutes: Sam Byram (On for Wober 66′) – N/A
Josuha Guilavogui (On for Rothwell 90+1′) – N/A
Mateo Joseph (On for Piroe 90+1′) – N/A
In other Leeds United news, a player linked with the club has been advised to join a Championship rival instead of making the move to Elland Road.
