Leeds United head to Villa Park this weekend. They face a huge game in their bid to stay in the Premier League. The team have some real momentum after that gritty FA Cup win. BBC Radio Leeds, via the Yorkshire Evening Post, reports that right-back Jayden Bogle thinks his side have what it takes to beat third-placed Aston Villa. He stays positive despite the twenty-point gap between the two clubs.

The Whites head into the lion’s den with their heads held high. They are still buzzing from that dramatic penalty win against Birmingham City just a few days ago. Bogle makes it clear that while the squad respects Unai Emery’s team, they have to trust themselves. They can’t let the big teams bully them.

Leeds sit in fifteenth right now, but they aren’t looking at this as a damage control mission. They see it as a real chance to grab three points. The defender says the team are ignoring the noise and focusing on their own game plan for Saturday. This means the squad won’t be rattled by the league table or the rowdy Birmingham crowd.

“Confident. We have to be confident against everyone in this league, otherwise...