Leeds United will look to bounce back from a first league defeat of the new season at Cardiff City tomorrow – but what do the club’s fans think?

The defeat at Pride Park leaves Cardiff bottom of the table, having picked up just a solitary point from five games, conceding 11 goals already in the process. Ryan Lowe and Steven Schumacher have left their jobs in the second tier, but Bulut could be the next to follow.

Leeds United travel to bottom side Cardiff City on Saturday for a rare 15:00 BST kick-off. It will be the Whites' first chance to recover after the first league defeat of the season last weekend against Burnley where manager Daniel Farke felt his side had performed well.

Wilfried Gnonto was hailed as one of the 'stars' for his international duty performance during the Italy Under-21s 3-0 win last night.

Leeds United fell away at the end of last season and have struggled to build early momentum since returning. Daniel Farke has suggested key Leeds United players were ‘distracted’ during last season’s Championship promotion run-in as early transfer offers cropped up.

A mediocre start to the season has raised questions about Daniel Farke's long-term Leeds United future. Supporters' frustrations are growing at Elland Road, with the Whites recording just two wins from their opening five Championship matches.

Daniel Farke has the statistics to back up his belief that Leeds United are playing well and working harder than in last season's run-in, so he says he must hold his nerve whilst others worry about their form.

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke is likely only to make changes of an enforced nature against Cardiff City this weekend.

Criticising Daniel Farke for overseeing just four wins in Leeds United’s last 14 league games is not fair, in his eyes. After Saturday’s loss, some fans pointed out the manager’s poor recent record when you club together the end of last season with the start of this term.