Leeds United manager, Marcelo Bielsa, has warned his players not to relax against Arsenal.
Bielsa, who has flatly rejected the idea that he could help to appoint his eventual successor when he leaves Leeds, takes his side to Arsenal on Sunday with a top-half finish in sight.
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Yet the 65-year-old has warned his players against complacency, saying: “The positions are only definitive when you’ve effectively finished in them.
“But I think that the team have shown it can compete regardless of our position in the table.
“This has been shown in games where we’ve been behind by a big margin and we’ve continued to compete in the same manner.”