"I would like" - Big Leeds United praise and ten years declaration from boss of Champions League side
The boss of a Champions League side has served up Leeds United praise.
PSV Eindhoven boss Peter Bosz has made a last ten years declaration in serving up Leeds United praise.
Reigning Dutch champions PSV sit a whopping 16 points clear at the top of the Eredivisie table but only 21st in the Champions League group stage in which they face Newcastle United at St James’ Park on Wednesday night.
The contest will present PSV’s second Champions League game of the season against a Premier League side, two months on from December’s impressive 4-1 victory against Liverpool at Anfield.
Bosz, though, expects a “totally different” and more difficult test against Newcastle, the PSV boss serving up praise for both Eddie Howe’s Magpies but also hailing Daniel Farke’s Whites over what he saw in December’s seven-goal thriller between the two teams at St James’ Park.
“I would advise the Dutch to watch”
Aked if he expected a more difficult game compared to the one his side faced at Anfield, Bosz declared: “Yes [a more difficult game], like I said, a different style of play.
“I would advise the Dutch to watch the Newcastle v Leeds game.
“It’s the best game I have seen in the last 10 years. This is how football should be played. And why you should watch football.
“110 minutes long. This is football.
“Newcastle did a good job. But they didn't give up, even in the last minute. They won the game. But there were chances, intensity.
“If I am not at a club, and not professional, I would like to see a game like that.”