Jesse Marsch frustrated that Leeds playing with fear

The American boss says his side only came to life when West Ham went ahead
Jesse Marsch’s side have not won in the league since October (Danny Lawson/PA)

Jesse Marsch’s side have not won in the league since October (Danny Lawson/PA)

Leeds boss Jesse Marsch admitted his side cannot play without fear for the full 90 minutes following their 2-2 home Premier League draw against West Ham.

Rodrigo’s second-half strike rescued a point for Leeds after Lucas Paqueta’s penalty and Gianluca Scamacca’s effort had cancelled out Wilfried Gnonto’s opener.

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