'Crunch time'
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Leeds United captain Ethan Ampadu has sat down with BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope.
Wales international Amapadu admits the pain of a defeat such as the one suffered at Wembley on Sunday "can linger".
But Ampadu believes manager Daniel Farke is good at letting players feel "hurt and disappointment" before moving on constructively.
"I know there's disappointment in the fans," Ampadu says. "We feel that emotion the exact same. We didn't get it done. Now we know what the sole focus is."
The sole focus is Premier League survival. Leeds go to Burnley on Friday night knowing a win could move them nine points above the relegation zone.
"Every game when it comes to this sort of crunch time is massive," he adds.
