Leeds United’s hopes of Premier League survival are hanging in the balance with the club sat two points outside the relegation zone. Compounded by a -34-goal difference and the fact 18 th -placed Everton have a game-in-hand, it is all pretty bleak at Elland Road.
The Whites have four games to ensure that they are playing at the top table again next season, putting a truly forgettable campaign behind them. But games against Arsenal and Chelsea in the next two matches before the visit of Brighton and a trip to Brentford on the final day all prove tough tasks.
There are plenty of factors that would boost Leeds’ hopes, some in their own hands and many completely out of their own hands. We have taken a look at what is now required for Jesse Marsch to keep his side in the Premier League.
