Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Leeds United is dejected after conceding a second goal(Image: Anna Gowthorpe/Shutterstock)

Daniel Farke said Leeds United missed "unbelievable chances” in Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Burnley, as he saw his side record straight Premier League defeats for the first time this season.

The visitors finished with 69% possession, raining in 19 shots on goal - four of which were on target, one more than Burnley managed - but would ultimately end the game goalless. Brenden Aaronson squandered a one-one-one opportunity in the first half while Jack Harrison saw two chances blaze over the bar. Farke lamented those wasted chances.

He said: “We dominated every aspect - possession, shots, shots on target, big chances, expected goals, corners, everything.

“I’m pretty sure that even when Liverpool and Manchester City are travelling here, they won't have a better wasted away statistics than we did today. The only problem in football is the only thing that is important for the result are goats, and this was missing today.

“We missed an unbelievable amount of big chances, not just shots or strikes, but also big chances.”

Farke...