Anton Stach has emerged as Leeds United's creative force, drawing comparisons with Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes. The German midfielder has created 27 set-piece chances this season, matching Fernandes' tally. Leeds relies heavily on these deliveries, with 13 of their 37 Premier League goals coming from set-pieces, more than any other team.

Stach balances a playful social media presence with serious contributions. His physicality complements Daniel Farke's system, as he wins possession high up the pitch. The 27-year-old has personally delivered four goals from set-pieces, with an expected assists tally of 2.29 from dead ball situations, surpassed only by Fernandes, Declan Rice, and James Garner.

As Leeds faces a relegation battle, Stach's expertise becomes crucial. The team has won just two of their last 13 league games since Christmas. With Brentford visiting Elland Road, Stach hopes his Fernandes-esque deliveries can provide the breakthrough Leeds desperately needs in their fight against the drop.