Farke says conceding first is a 'problem'

Daniel Farke has seen his team go three league games without a win for the first time this season

Leeds manager Daniel Farke said conceding first in away games has become a real problem as his team fell out of the automatic promotion places.

The Whites have fallen behind in each of their past four away games, although they won the first of those, against current leaders Sheffield United.

Farke told BBC Radio Leeds: "It's always difficult of course (to concede first) especially here at Luton. It's always easier for the away team to open the contest and use our strengths in counter-attacks.

"It always helps, instead of the other team being able to concentrate on being rock-solid, compact and good in defending, and you have to defend some counter-attacks, so it's a problem.

"I would like to be in the lead at some point in an away game, it would make our lives a bit easier. You can have wishes and dreams but they can't all happen in some periods of the season, so we just have to have reality and dig and grind out, and this was a hard-fought point."