'If we start playing the blame game, we're screwed': Jesse Marsch urges Leeds not to point the finger at each other as the Whites fall into the relegation zone after individual errors cost them in defeat to Arsenal

Leeds boss Jesse Marsch fears his team are 'screwed' if they start playing the blame game after slipping into the relegation zone.

A 2-1 defeat at Arsenal saw the Yorkshire side drop into the bottom three - but Leeds were there own worst enemy as goalkeeper Illan Meslier's huge error allowed Eddie Nketiah to open the scoring before Luke Ayling saw a straight red card for an irresponsible challenge on Gabriel Martinelli in the 27th minute.

But Marsch insists his players can't start accusing each other if they are to have any chance of successfully fighting the drop.