Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has stated that his team must ‘enhance’ their ruthlessness in front of goal.
Leeds United triumphed 2-0 away to Cardiff City over the weekend, but it took them a while to finish the game. The Bluebirds were reduced to 10 men in the first half after defender Joel Bagan was sent off.
Largie Ramazani scored first, giving the Whites a lead. They added a second goal late on through Joel Piroe.
It could have been even more pleasant if Pascal Struijk had not missed his penalty.
According to the official club website, Farke stated after the game that winning games in this league is always difficult, especially on the road. We have to be satisfied with what we are doing and producing on the road right now: three difficult away games, seven points, no goals conceded, and a four-nil goal differential. It is very close to perfection. 
“Today’s performance was pretty powerful and controlled from start to finish. We were quite dominant and produced a lot. We scored.
The only thing we can point out is that we did not bury the game earlier.”Our conversion rate and ability to capitalize on opportunities were the only areas for improvement today. There is no doubt about it, and we will continue to address it because we need to enhance it. Aside from that, it was an excellent away performance that was well earned.
Leeds United manager urges for progress.
Leeds United enjoyed 79% possession versus Cardiff City and attempted 15 shots, seven of which were on target.
The Whites have struggled to take chances so far this season, and they could have been out of
The Whites have struggled to capitalize on opportunities this season, and they could have been out of sight in certain games if they had made better selections in front of goal.They have a tendency to walk the ball into the goal, and they must become more ruthless if they are to launch a real bid for automatic promotion.
The Yorkshire squad has had a solid start to the season, sitting sixth in the table, one point behind the play-offs. They are five points behind West Brom at the top.
They have only lost once, against recently relegated Burnley, so there are plenty of positives.
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