Breaking News:Daniel Farke have made a terrible remark towards Leicester city ahead of clash

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Daniel Farke has revealed Leeds United’s preparations for their Championship clash with Leicester City.

Enzo Maresca’s Foxes travel to Elland Road on Friday night for a match that

could have a significant impact on the Championship’s promotion and title races. Leicester are nine points ahead of

Leeds at the top of the table, so a win would put them 12 points clear of Farke’s side, while defeat would reduce the gap to six points.

Leeds have played five matches in 15 days before facing the Foxes, with only one of them being at home. They’ve had

to travel to Plymouth twice for the FA Cup and league, as well as Bristol City and Swansea.

“It’s a bit crazy,” said Leeds manager Farke. “In almost every other country or league, a short week is defined as having only six or five days between games.

“This league, the Championship, is relentless. I mentioned that the Premier League is widely regarded as the best

league in the world, whereas the Championship is based on consistency. This is what we’re showing right now.”

“We need to calm the load a bit down right now, not just physically, but also

mentally because, first of all, there was lots of travelling,” he said. “I’m not sure if

any other team in Western Europe has traveled more miles in the last few weeks than we have.

Unbelievable, but we can’t change it; it is what it is, and we must remember that we have a fairly young team, one of the

youngest starting lineups in the entire Championship, and unquestionably the youngest starting lineup in the top three positions in the table.

“For them, there is a lot of pressure, mental pressure, and when you demonstrate such consistency and maturity, it’s also important to find

moments when you can release some of the pressure and mental load because our demands are high.

We always want them to perform at their best, and it’s critical right now, especially after this week’s two massive away wins,

that we lighten the load in the coming days so that they are ready and full of energy for the upcoming games and, of course, next week.”

“We always want them to perform on the highest level and it’s important right

now, especially after this week with two massive away wins, we need to calm the load a bit down in the next couple of

days to be then ready, and also full of energy, for the upcoming games and also obviously for next week.”

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