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SCHUEY PROUD OF HIS FIGHTERS

STEVEN Schumacher felt his Plymouth had acquitted themselves well against a team pushing for promotion. “For 20 minutes in the first half I thought we did okay. We limited Leeds to a few chances on goal,” said boss Schumacher.
“The only disappointing thing in the first half was the two errors in front of our own box.
“Against a top team with quality players, we got punished.
“In the second half obviously we were a bit better. We had nothing to lose with 25 minutes half an hour to go. I am really pleased with the effort against a top team.”
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