As Chris noted, Fernandez-Pardo is Newcastle’s most advanced attacker positioned ahead of Wissa, though the side is clearly aiming to keep its wingers stretched high and wide.
This approach is most evident with Harvey Barnes on the left flank, while Jacob Murphy on the right is also being used in a similar manner.
Consequently, Leeds, operating in a 3-4-3 formation, faces a set of tactical choices.
Will they pull their wing‑backs deep to neutralize the threat, or allow them to push forward to exploit the gaps behind Barnes and Murphy?
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