Daniel Farke shares how many times PGMOL have apologised to Leeds this season now.
Daniel Farke has revealed how many times Leeds United have been apologised to this season for poor refereeing decisions.
The Whites once again missed the chance to move top of the Championship after yesterday’s defeat at Millwall with a very disappointing 0-0 draw at home to Sunderland.
Leeds once again felt aggrieved over being on the wrong end of a big call after a stonewall penalty was turned down in the second half for handball.
Joe Rodon had leapt above everyone in the box from a Crysencio Summerville corner, yet the outstretched arm of Luke O’Nien punched it clear and there was nothing doing.
Farke was also left unhappy for just the three points of added time at the end of the match, despite the vast amount of substitutions used by both sides, and how long the away side were taking from restarts.
Farke shares how many times PGMOL have apologised to Leeds this season now
Leeds certainly have to take much of the portion of the blame for another poor result but it is unacceptable for referees to miss decisions as easy as that.
He also made no attempt to speed up Sunderland’s time-wasting tactics before then going onto add just three minutes, which is an amount that has barely been seen this season.
Speaking in his post-match press conference, Farke says Leeds have now received six apologies from PGMOL for poor decisions, and is expecting another two after last night.
