Should Leeds make a goalkeeper change this week?
Leeds United’s goalkeeping troubles continued at the weekend when Felix Wiedwald dropped a clanger against Bristol City.
His flap at a corner led to an opening goal from the Robins and Leeds could only manage a 2-2 draw.
The Whites fought back from two goals down and the comeback inspired goalkeeping prospect Bailey Peacoc-Farrell.
Peacock-Farrell made his debut for the club in 2016 but has not featured since.
Injury, a loan spell, and managers not being forward enough to trust the 21-year-old have combined to leave him on the sidelines.
Strictly speaking Peacock-Farrell is third choice, with veteran Andy Lonergan in front of him, but the former Wolves stopper flopped earlier this season when he was given a chance.
Leeds fans are keen for Peacock-Farrell to get an opportunity and were quick to tell him yesterday that they wanted him to start the next game.
Peacock-Farrell could be in consideration too.
He was left out of the under-23s match on Monday despite starting in the previous game.
It would be smart of manager Paul Heckingbottom to consider making a change if his confidence in Wiedwald has gone.
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