Leeds United has experienced a significant turnaround in form, particularly in December, after a difficult November marked by four consecutive defeats. The team has since secured victories against Chelsea and Crystal Palace, along with draws against Liverpool and Brentford, demonstrating remarkable consistency against strong opponents.
Manager Daniel Farke attributes this resurgence not only to tactical flexibility, such as switching to a 3-5-2 formation and adapting player roles, but crucially to the dressing room's strong unity and refusal to engage in blame during their losing streak. This collective responsibility and unwavering belief in each other are highlighted as key factors in their current positive spell.
Striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been a standout performer, scoring six goals in his last five games and showing potential for "Leeds United hero" status if he maintains his form throughout the season. Farke also notes his tradition of leading Leeds to strong pre-Christmas results, a trend continuing this year.