Leeds have clear Dominic Calvert-Lewin problem

Leeds have drawn five of their opening eight Premier League games and won just one against the bottom five clubs, with Calvert-Lewin scoring only once in those four encounters.

Leeds United have made a bright start under Daniel Farke but are frustrated by their inability to capitalise on weaker opposition. Sunday's goalless draw at Sunderland was their fifth draw in eight Premier League games, despite firing 11 shots. The Whites have played four of the league's bottom five clubs this season but won only one — away at Nottingham Forest on the opening day — with draws against Manchester United, Crystal Palace and Sunderland following. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has five goals in 10 games across all competitions, scored just once in those four matches against the strugglers, and his form has a significant impact on the team's overall output. Farke's side remain hard to beat but are not accumulating enough points to climb the table, suggesting they have not made the most of their relatively favourable early fixture list.