Norwich City defender Shane Duffy expressed his disappointment with the way his team lost to Leeds United, emphasizing the impact of individual errors. Despite taking an early 2-0 lead at Carrow Road, Norwich City couldn’t maintain their advantage, ultimately losing to Leeds United 3-2. Duffy, who initially scored a goal for his team, also netted an own goal, contributing to Leeds’ comeback.
He pointed out that they had stopped doing what was working for them in the first half, especially in terms of pressing and forcing mistakes from their opponents. He highlighted the importance of avoiding such mistakes when playing against strong teams at this level.
Following the loss, the home fans expressed their frustrations with the players and Norwich manager David Wagner. However, Duffy stressed the need for the team to stick together and focus on the positives from their first-half performance. Despite the disappointment, he mentioned the unity in the dressing room and the determination to reflect on the match and improve.
This defeat marked the first time in 67 years that Norwich City had lost at Carrow Road after holding a two-goal lead at halftime. In their next fixtures, Norwich City faces Middlesbrough at Carrow Road, while Leeds United travels to Stoke City before hosting Huddersfield Town in the upcoming weekend.”
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