Daniel Farke’s one big complaint after the 1-1 draw with Manchester United was a lack of composure in front of goal. Almost all of Leeds’ shots came from inside the box, but most were low-quality chances, and even Calvert-Lewin’s equaliser carried an xG of just 0.6. In the first half Leeds leaned heavily on the right, with Calvert-Lewin drifting towards Anton Stach rather than staying central.Something clearly changed at the break. Leeds sent in 21 crosses after the interval compared with eight before it, the play spread across both wings, and the equaliser came early in the second half from a corner that was knocked down. The delivery was still poor, though, with only three of those 21...