Farke's Leeds Slides to 2-0 Loss, Extending Winless Run to Five

Leeds United lost 2-0 at Bournemouth on Saturday, leaving manager Daniel Farke to answer for a fifth straight Premier League match without a win. The result extends a run of results that has drawn scrutiny of Leeds' form under Farke.

Leeds' current winless streak now covers five league games. Their last longer stretch without a victory ran from Feb. 10, 2026 through March 21, 2026, when the club went six matches without winning.

Elsewhere in the league, Ipswich Town manager Gary O'Neil told Match of the Day that his side controlled their fixture on the road. "We were the better side, we should have punished them more in the first half. We gifted them two goals, then we responded unbelievably well," O'Neil said. He added that Ipswich finished the match with a point away from home against Hull.

O'Neil also looked ahead to Ipswich's next fixture, a meeting with Bournemouth. "It's tough to go away from home, we keep moving forwards and get ourselves ready for Bournemouth in the next one," he said.

Leeds next match and Ipswich's trip to Bournemouth are the fixtures scheduled after this round of games.