Leeds United midfielder Adam Forshaw spoke to LUTV following Saturday’s defeat at Hull City.

A goal in either half from Jarrod Bowen saw Leeds’ seven game winning run come to an end at Elland Road.

With the Whites in action again on Tuesday against Nottingham Forest, Forshaw is hoping Leeds can bounce back as they have done previously throughout the campaign.

“We’re disappointed obviously, it’s not nice to lose at home, especially after the run we have had,” said Forshaw.

“We can’t feel sorry for ourselves though, we have another game on Tuesday, it will be another tough test and we will be working hard for that one.

“Hull took the lead and credit to them, they were really organised and we struggled to break them down.

“One thing that is pleasing is that we still created a lot of chances, you would be worried if we didn’t, but we are having shots on target still, but unfortunately we didn’t score today.

“We were slightly flat at times, but we have done unbelievable over the past few weeks, putting a run together which has taken us to the top of the league.

“It is a shame as we want to win every game and take points from every game, but it is a long hard season, we can’t dwell on it too much, we will learn from it and take the positives and negatives and move on quickly.”