Leeds United head coach Daniel Farke has expressed confidence and determination as his team navigates the closing stages of the Premier League relegation battle. Following a recent victory over Wolves and a last-minute equalizer against Bournemouth that brought Leeds to 40 points, the club remains engaged in the fight to secure Premier League survival. However, back-to-back results, including a loss to Chelsea in Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final and wins for relegation rivals Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United, mean the Whites must continue to accumulate points.

Farke acknowledged the pressure of competing with fellow strugglers but emphasized that Leeds is more focused on closing the gap with mid-table teams rather than merely avoiding those below them. He encouraged his squad to maintain a positive mindset and remain ambitious, stating that the team does not fear being pursued but instead aims to chase down clubs like Newcastle United and Crystal Palace.

With Leeds set to face already-relegated Burnley in an upcoming match, a win could provide significant momentum toward securing their top-flight status. Farke highlighted the importance of continual improvement and learning from recent shortcomings as the club prepares for the final matches of the season.

“Our priority is to collect points, and even if a certain total might be enough, our attitude is to remain ambitious and focused on winning,” Farke said. “We want to feel positive, analyze what we can do better, and keep improving.”

Leeds still have crucial fixtures ahead, including matches against Spurs and West Ham—both sides they have yet to play this season—which will influence their final standing in the league. As the season approaches its conclusion, Farke’s leadership will be critical in guiding the team toward securing their Premier League future.