Sat 26 Feb H Tottenham Hotspur
Sat 5 Mar A Leicester City
Thu 10 Mar H Aston Villa
Sun 13 Mar H Norwich City
Fri 18 Mar A Wolverhampton Wanderers
Sat 2 Apr H Southampton
Sat 9 Apr A Watford
Sat 16 Apr H Chelsea
Sat 23 Apr A Crystal Palace
Sat 30 Apr H Manchester City
Sat 7 May A Arsenal
Sun 15 May H Brighton & Hove Albion
Sun 22 May A Brentford
9 winnable games there if Bert sticks to his swashbuckling style, all losable if he tries owt else.
On whether he will change his tactics, Bielsa said: "If I stop doing what I believe in, the situation instead of improving is going to be even worse"........................Never a truer word spoken Bert, stick to ya guns.
While Leeds' recent results are worrying, sticking with their style of play could prove vital, according to Everton and England midfielder Izzy Christiansen.
Marcelo Bielsa's side have conceded 10 goals in their past two games and are without a win in five.
Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily, Christiansen said: "The stats don’t sound good at all.
"But watching them live in terms of their stubbornness - as in Bielsa’s stubbornness to stick to the style of how they play - I wonder if that will stand them in good stead.
"It’s so risky because they leave themselves so open, but against teams that are nowhere near the ilk of Liverpool, that style could pay off in this next run of games.
"They could have gone 1-0 up. Dan James pressed Alisson and if he hadn’t slipped he would have tapped it in. At 1-0 to Leeds in the first 15 minutes you think what could happen.
"Things are not looking good at Leeds at the moment, but their style is expansive and it’s creative and it does attack so that tells me that they do have some character about them."
Bielsa keeping faith despite the doubts
published at 09:21 24 February
09:21 24 February
Adam Pope, BBC Radio Leeds
"I don't think a change of style is going to change what's happening to us." The words of Marcelo Bielsa after his side's 6-0 crushing by Liverpool. The Leeds United head coach is clearly not for turning and is wedded to his philosophy which has brought unbridled joy, as well as demoralising defeats.
What is happening to Leeds is a deluge of goals being conceded - 16 in the past four games alone - leaving Bielsa frustrated by the continual struggle "to sustain what we want to do for the duration of the game".
The Whites started brightly enough at Anfield before going behind to an unfortunate penalty, and even with the game gone at 3-0 down at half-time, they still managed to fashion several chances.
But their porosity is alarming, especially when one opposing centre-back is given the freedom of the pitch to score and his defensive partner gifted a free header from yet another corner.
United are in a relegation scrap and at this rate not even a free-falling Brentford and a struggling Everton are going to rescue them from dropping into the bottom three as Burnley stage a revival.
Confidence is draining with every puncture of the defence and, although the owners have yet to specifically voice their concerns to him over the results, Bielsa admits that "of course it awakens doubt". Speaking to BBC Radio Leeds, he added: "I don't need them to give me conclusions on the result of the team I manage."
He stresses the responsibility for the solution lies with him as he prepares to take more of the burden on his back, and he cannot be accused of shirking.
Attack! Attack! Attack! mi old mucker, never flinch for a second, ya stubborn mule ya.
...That Ayling goal and "You couldn't script it 
" - Dirty Leeds B@stard.
