Morning Leeds-in for 16 April: Has Peacock-Farrell done enough to be next year’s number one?

Has Bailey Peacock-Farrell done enough to be the starting goalkeeper next season for Leeds?

Peacock-Farrell was quoted by the Yorkshire Evening Post as saying:

I don’t feel out of depth and I’m enjoying the moment.

In my opinion I can do it. But it’s up to the gaffer for next season, who he decides to play. It’s far away.

Obviously there’s room for improvement in all my performances but I’m happy to keep the shirt and keep the number one spot. Hopefully I can finish the season and play the rest of the games.

Honestly, his play has been one of the few bright spots this season, and while it might be nice to get an experience back-up next season, there is no reason that BPF shouldn’t be the starting keeper day one of next season.

On to the links.

Leeds United Links

David Prutton thinks that the players, not Heckingbottom, are to blame for the team’s continued bad form. [Yorkshire Evening Post]

Heckingbottom was pleased to see how fast Matthew Pennington recovered from injury. [Yorkshire Evening Post]

England and English Football Links

Manchester City are now Premier League champions. [Bitter and Blue]

West Bromwich Albion, who are almost certain to go down, beat Manchester United. LOL. [BBC.com]

Arsenal lost at St James’ Park to Newcastle United 2-1. [The Short Fuse]

World Football Links

If you’re in the United States, you now have to sign up for ESPN Plus to get the channel’s football coverage, something that used to be available on Watch ESPN. Signing up and using the new service isn’t ideal. [Brotherly Game]

Celtic FC beat Rangers FC to make the Scottish Cup final. [BBC.com]

In Mexico’s Liga MX, Club América and Monterrey drew 0-0. [FMF State of Mind]

Atlético Madrid beat Levante 3-0 as Fernando Torres scored his 100 La Liga goal. [Into the Calderon]