Marcelo Bielsa pulled no punches. The Leeds United manager bemoaned his side’s worst display since he took charge of the club in 2018 as Manchester City ran in seven unanswered goals at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday night. The Yorkshire club suffered the joint-heaviest defeat in their history in all competitions, alongside seven-goal losses to Stoke (1-8 in August 1934), West Ham (0-7 in November 1966) and Arsenal (0-7 in September 1979). Saturday 18th December 5:00pm Kick off 5:30pm For all the optimism swirling around Elland Road at the start of the campaign, with supporters back in the stands for the first time ahead of a top-flight season in 17 years, Bielsa is in a battle to fight off a winter of discontent. “It was the worst performance in the four years,” he reiterates to Sky Sports . “At no moment were we able to balance the game. The sensation we gave off was that anything they attempted we couldn’t prevent. We have to look back at the errors we made and look t...