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Leeds is third on 61 points with a game in hand, just two points behind leaders Norwich City and Sheffield United, second. He leads directly into the Premier League at the end of the season, with both teams in first and second place, while the third card holder is determined by the matches of several clubs.
In contrast, the last three teams fall into Premier League In the second degree.
A Leeds coach was caught spying on Derby County before a match between the two teams on January 10. He recognized Coach Leeds Argentina Marcelo Bielsa In a press conference with his responsibility, and that he didSpy on clubs in competition First class.
At a conference held Jan. 16, he stated that his goal "Help the investigation" In question, saying that he did "Looking at all the competitors, we played against them, we have followed all the training sessions before meeting them ".
He added "I accept all possible sanctions from the authorities".
FA rules prohibit teams from watching their opponents' training up to 72 hours before playing.
Sean Harvey, President and CEO of the company, saidPremier League Who supervises the three competitions of the national league (other than the Premier League), in a statement "The sanctions show that similar measures should not be tolerated and are clearly dissuasive if a club decided to do worse in the future We are now looking forward to overcoming this incident and starting discussions on the adoption of specific laws at a meeting with clubs later this month. "
For its part, the FA confirmed that the game had been made "Official Warnings" in Leeds and his Argentine coach and a video analyst in his technical team.
The club responded to the Federation with a declaration "We accept that, although we have not broken any particular rule, we have not respected the expected standard of the English Premier League (…) We apologize for act in a manner deemed unacceptable. " In English FootballRegarding the fact that Bielsa, in previous statements, said that espionage clubs in competition was a common practice in his country.
Leeds is looking to return to the Premier League for the first time since 2004.
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Leeds is third on 61 points with a game in hand, just two points behind leaders Norwich City and Sheffield United, second. He leads directly into the Premier League at the end of the season, with both teams in first and second place, while the third card holder is determined by the matches of several clubs.
However, the last three teams in the Premier League are in second division.
A Leeds coach was caught spying on Derby County before a match between the two teams on January 10. The Leeds coach, Marcelo Bielsa, acknowledged at a press conference that he was responsible for it and that he had been spying on the best clubs.
"We followed all training sessions before facing them," he said at a conference on January 16th.
"I accept all possible sanctions from the authorities."
FA rules prohibit teams from watching their opponents' training up to 72 hours before playing.
"Sanctions show that similar measures should not be tolerated and are clearly dissuasive if a club decides to do a bad job in the future," said Shaun Harvey, chief executive of the English Premier League, which oversees the three national titles unrelated to the Premier League. We are now looking forward to going beyond this incident and starting discussions on the adoption of specific laws at a meeting with the clubs later this month. "
For its part, the English Football Federation has confirmed that it has given "official warnings" to Leeds, his Argentine coach and a video analyst of his technical team.
"We accept that, although we have not violated any specific rule, we do not meet the standards expected of the English Premier League (…) we apologize for acting in a manner deemed unacceptable" in English football Beilse said in previous statements that spying on rival clubs was a common practice in his country.
Leeds is looking to return to the Premier League for the first time since 2004.
