Leeds defender Luke Ayling says they must fight back after defeat to Leicester City.
The visitors had more than enough chances to pick up what would have been a vital result but Harvey Barnes' second-half effort proved to be the difference.
The match marked new Leeds manager Jesse Marsch's first in charge.
Speaking after the game, Ayling - who found himself back in the heart of the defence – expects a reaction from his team mates in the next two matches.
“Us boys know where we are in the league. We've got to start winning some games," he said.
“It's alright playing well but three points is the most important thing, so we'll be going into Thursday's game [against Aston Villa] and be trying to put that right."
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