Mateo Joseph may have delivered a standout performance for Leeds United in their 2-0 victory over Sheffield Wednesday, but the young forward admitted that he was not entirely satisfied with his display. Despite contributing to both goals with assists and coming close to scoring himself, Joseph expressed his desire to improve his finishing.

The goals from Brenden Aaronson and Dan James secured the win for Leeds at Hillsborough, propelling them to fourth place in the early standings. Joseph, a key figure in the team’s success, recognized the tough challenge posed by Sheffield Wednesday but commended his team’s effort and preparation for the match.

Reflecting on his performance, Joseph acknowledged his room for growth in front of goal while emphasizing his commitment to continuous improvement through training. He praised the team’s collective effort and expressed gratitude for following coach Daniel Farke’s instructions, which led to a well-deserved victory.

Leeds’ victory was sealed by Aaronson’s first-half goal and James’ composed finish early in the second half, securing the three points for the visitors. Wednesday failed to mount a comeback, as Leeds continued their unbeaten run under Farke’s guidance.