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Calvert-Lewin decisive for Leeds in 4-1 win over dismal Newcastle

Three goals in a 13-minute spell before half time – two featuring the commanding Dominic Calvert-Lewin - set Leeds on its way to a comprehensive 4-1 win over Newcastle on Monday to moved into third place in the Premier League. Ao Tanaka’s deflected shot put Leeds ahead after 32 minutes and then Man of the Match Calvert-Lewin moved into top gear. The big striker has a great record of scoring…

Leeds secured a dominant 4-1 victory over struggling Newcastle in a Premier League match, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin playing a pivotal role in the team's triumph. The English striker scored twice within a 13-minute period before halftime, showcasing his lethal finishing ability. Calvert-Lewin's first goal came as a result of a deflected shot in the 32nd minute, while his second goal arrived in the 48th minute, having squirmed past the keeper after maneuvering his shot under pressure from defenders.

Unfortunately for Leeds, the Newcastle defense was abysmal, leading to a fourth goal just before halftime. Noah Okafor's weak clearance allowed the ball to slip through his legs and into the back of the net, resulting in a goal that highlighted the team's defensive shortcomings. Despite Newcastle managing to score a consolation goal in the final minute courtesy of Bazoumana Touré, Leeds' commanding performance ensured they moved up to third place in the league table.

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