LEEDS manager Daniel Farke said his side lacked aggression as they dropped out of the top two with a first defeat since late December. Farke said: “We started really well, dominated possession, had many good scenarios in their box. “But when you have such a comfortable start you sometimes lose a bit of aggressiveness and greediness and I got the feeling this was the case, especially in the first half. “We dominated against a normally good possession side with 70 per cent possession, had more chances, more shots. “From the statistics, a really good away...