Leeds United fans have voiced their concerns at the lack of clinical edge in front of goal after spurning chances against Newcastle United.
The Whites' wait for a first Premier League win of the season continued after a 1-1 draw at St James' Park on Friday night.
Leeds missed a glut of first-half chances after taking the lead through Raphinha and arguably should have been awarded a penalty with the score at 1-0.
Junior Firpo missed a guilt-edged chance to put Leeds back in front after Allan Saint-Maximin equalised, whilst Patrick Bamford fluffed his lines in the second half.
With little to change the game from the bench, Leeds fans have aired worries about a lack of cutting edge in the final third of the pitch.
Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville was adamant that Leeds should have been awarded a penalty in the first half, in what proved to be a sliding doors moment in the match.
"I thought it was a penalty in real-time, you watch it again I think it’s a stonewall penalty," he said.
"If you’re Leeds, I’d be really annoyed. It’s 23 minutes in they go 2-0 up, by that point, Newcastle only had a shot on target, from that point Newcastle grew so it was a big turning point."
