Jack Harrison causes havoc as Leeds see off Sheffield United to go 10th Jack Harrison scored and provided the cross that led to the winner as Leeds United saw off their Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United with a 2-1 win at Elland Road. Upon the return from the international break, Leeds welcomed their former manager Paul Heckingbottom back to Elland Road. However, Heckingbottom’s Blades were unable to pose much of a threat and Harrison’s influence proved decisive in ensuring the points stayed with the home team. Leeds had the first big chance of the game, with Kalvin Phillips forcing a save out of Aaron Ramsdale. Moments later, the hosts took the lead. Tyler Roberts set up Raphinha, who dribbled in the box and squared it for Harrison. The on-loan Manchester City winger was left with a tap in into an empty net. Just 12 minutes in, Leeds had got themselves in front – giving their visitors a difficult task. Magic @LUFC football! Jack Harrison taps in as Leeds carve Sheffield United open!#PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/d6BgXq44Mz — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 Marcelo Bielsa’s side kept up the attacking momentum and had another big chance later in the half. Patrick Bamford played the ball infield for Roberts, who was clattered by George Baldock but still managed to pass to Harrison before. Harrison tried to tuck the ball away but Ramsdale somehow managed to divert it behind with his leg for a corner. Baldock came off worse from his challenge on Roberts and had to go off a few minutes later. But on the stroke of half-time, things got better for the Blades as they equalised. Two minutes into stoppage time, Ben Osborn reacted to a deflection after a shot from Oli McBurnie. Luke Ayling thought he had cleared it off the line, but goalline technology proved that Osborn had scored his first Premier League goal. @SheffieldUnited strike back! Ben Osborn's shot from close range goes over the line despite the best efforts of Luke Ayling!#PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/7vtppqtyOF — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 Leeds get back in front Leeds regained the advantage just four minutes into the second half. Harrison fizzed the ball into the box from the left wing and Phil Jagielka diverted it past his own goalkeeper. @LUFC are back in front! Jack Harrison delivers a nightmare ball for Phil Jagielka who can only divert into his own net #PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/YKCI9OQcj9 — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 There were immediately more chances for Leeds to increase the lead. For example, Stuart Dallas hit the bar with a curled effort. Sheffield United were not doing themselves any favours, trying to play out from the back on too many occasions. Their inability to keep the ball in such instances led to some chances for Leeds. Subscribe for free to TEAMtalk’s daily newsletter… However, the hosts could not punish them and after stemming the tide, their opponents began to grow in confidence. Even so, with 10 minutes to go, they were still yet to add to their sole shot on target. Substitute Rhian Brewster went close when firing a shot just wide, but it wasn’t to be for the Blades. Hence, Leeds saw out the remainder of the game and ensured they kept hold of the win. Sheffield United, on the other hand, remain rooted to the bottom of the table. READ MORE: Leeds man admits lofty England ambitions amid confessions of stage fright The post Jack Harrison causes havoc as Leeds see off Sheffield United to go 10th appeared first on TEAMtalk. - SPORT BETTING

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Home TEAMtalk Jack Harrison causes havoc as Leeds see off Sheffield United to go 10th Jack Harrison scored and provided the cross that led to the winner as Leeds United saw off their Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United with a 2-1 win at Elland Road. Upon the return from the international break, Leeds welcomed their former manager Paul Heckingbottom back to Elland Road. However, Heckingbottom’s Blades were unable to pose much of a threat and Harrison’s influence proved decisive in ensuring the points stayed with the home team. Leeds had the first big chance of the game, with Kalvin Phillips forcing a save out of Aaron Ramsdale. Moments later, the hosts took the lead. Tyler Roberts set up Raphinha, who dribbled in the box and squared it for Harrison. The on-loan Manchester City winger was left with a tap in into an empty net. Just 12 minutes in, Leeds had got themselves in front – giving their visitors a difficult task. Magic @LUFC football! Jack Harrison taps in as Leeds carve Sheffield United open!#PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/d6BgXq44Mz — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 Marcelo Bielsa’s side kept up the attacking momentum and had another big chance later in the half. Patrick Bamford played the ball infield for Roberts, who was clattered by George Baldock but still managed to pass to Harrison before. Harrison tried to tuck the ball away but Ramsdale somehow managed to divert it behind with his leg for a corner. Baldock came off worse from his challenge on Roberts and had to go off a few minutes later. But on the stroke of half-time, things got better for the Blades as they equalised. Two minutes into stoppage time, Ben Osborn reacted to a deflection after a shot from Oli McBurnie. Luke Ayling thought he had cleared it off the line, but goalline technology proved that Osborn had scored his first Premier League goal. @SheffieldUnited strike back! Ben Osborn's shot from close range goes over the line despite the best efforts of Luke Ayling!#PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/7vtppqtyOF — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 Leeds get back in front Leeds regained the advantage just four minutes into the second half. Harrison fizzed the ball into the box from the left wing and Phil Jagielka diverted it past his own goalkeeper. @LUFC are back in front! Jack Harrison delivers a nightmare ball for Phil Jagielka who can only divert into his own net #PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/YKCI9OQcj9 — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 There were immediately more chances for Leeds to increase the lead. For example, Stuart Dallas hit the bar with a curled effort. Sheffield United were not doing themselves any favours, trying to play out from the back on too many occasions. Their inability to keep the ball in such instances led to some chances for Leeds. Subscribe for free to TEAMtalk’s daily newsletter… However, the hosts could not punish them and after stemming the tide, their opponents began to grow in confidence. Even so, with 10 minutes to go, they were still yet to add to their sole shot on target. Substitute Rhian Brewster went close when firing a shot just wide, but it wasn’t to be for the Blades. Hence, Leeds saw out the remainder of the game and ensured they kept hold of the win. Sheffield United, on the other hand, remain rooted to the bottom of the table. READ MORE: Leeds man admits lofty England ambitions amid confessions of stage fright The post Jack Harrison causes havoc as Leeds see off Sheffield United to go 10th appeared first on TEAMtalk.

Jack Harrison causes havoc as Leeds see off Sheffield United to go 10th Jack Harrison scored and provided the cross that led to the winner as Leeds United saw off their Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United with a 2-1 win at Elland Road. Upon the return from the international break, Leeds welcomed their former manager Paul Heckingbottom back to Elland Road. However, Heckingbottom’s Blades were unable to pose much of a threat and Harrison’s influence proved decisive in ensuring the points stayed with the home team. Leeds had the first big chance of the game, with Kalvin Phillips forcing a save out of Aaron Ramsdale. Moments later, the hosts took the lead. Tyler Roberts set up Raphinha, who dribbled in the box and squared it for Harrison. The on-loan Manchester City winger was left with a tap in into an empty net. Just 12 minutes in, Leeds had got themselves in front – giving their visitors a difficult task. Magic @LUFC football! Jack Harrison taps in as Leeds carve Sheffield United open!#PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/d6BgXq44Mz — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 Marcelo Bielsa’s side kept up the attacking momentum and had another big chance later in the half. Patrick Bamford played the ball infield for Roberts, who was clattered by George Baldock but still managed to pass to Harrison before. Harrison tried to tuck the ball away but Ramsdale somehow managed to divert it behind with his leg for a corner. Baldock came off worse from his challenge on Roberts and had to go off a few minutes later. But on the stroke of half-time, things got better for the Blades as they equalised. Two minutes into stoppage time, Ben Osborn reacted to a deflection after a shot from Oli McBurnie. Luke Ayling thought he had cleared it off the line, but goalline technology proved that Osborn had scored his first Premier League goal. @SheffieldUnited strike back! Ben Osborn's shot from close range goes over the line despite the best efforts of Luke Ayling!#PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/7vtppqtyOF — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 Leeds get back in front Leeds regained the advantage just four minutes into the second half. Harrison fizzed the ball into the box from the left wing and Phil Jagielka diverted it past his own goalkeeper. @LUFC are back in front! Jack Harrison delivers a nightmare ball for Phil Jagielka who can only divert into his own net #PLonPrime #LEESHU pic.twitter.com/YKCI9OQcj9 — Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) April 3, 2021 There were immediately more chances for Leeds to increase the lead. For example, Stuart Dallas hit the bar with a curled effort. Sheffield United were not doing themselves any favours, trying to play out from the back on too many occasions. Their inability to keep the ball in such instances led to some chances for Leeds. Subscribe for free to TEAMtalk’s daily newsletter… However, the hosts could not punish them and after stemming the tide, their opponents began to grow in confidence. Even so, with 10 minutes to go, they were still yet to add to their sole shot on target. Substitute Rhian Brewster went close when firing a shot just wide, but it wasn’t to be for the Blades. Hence, Leeds saw out the remainder of the game and ensured they kept hold of the win. Sheffield United, on the other hand, remain rooted to the bottom of the table. READ MORE: Leeds man admits lofty England ambitions amid confessions of stage fright The post Jack Harrison causes havoc as Leeds see off Sheffield United to go 10th appeared first on TEAMtalk.


Jack Harrison scored and provided the cross that led to the winner as Leeds United saw off their Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United with a 2-1 win at Elland Road.

Upon the return from the international break, Leeds welcomed their former manager Paul Heckingbottom back to Elland Road. However, Heckingbottom’s Blades were unable to pose much of a threat and Harrison’s influence proved decisive in ensuring the points stayed with the home team.

Leeds had the first big chance of the game, with Kalvin Phillips forcing a save out of Aaron Ramsdale.

Moments later, the hosts took the lead. Tyler Roberts set up Raphinha, who dribbled in the box and squared it for Harrison. The on-loan Manchester City winger was left with a tap in into an empty net.

Just 12 minutes in, Leeds had got themselves in front – giving their visitors a difficult task.

Marcelo Bielsa’s side kept up the attacking momentum and had another big chance later in the half. Patrick Bamford played the ball infield for Roberts, who was clattered by George Baldock but still managed to pass to Harrison before.

Harrison tried to tuck the ball away but Ramsdale somehow managed to divert it behind with his leg for a corner.

Baldock came off worse from his challenge on Roberts and had to go off a few minutes later. But on the stroke of half-time, things got better for the Blades as they equalised.

Two minutes into stoppage time, Ben Osborn reacted to a deflection after a shot from Oli McBurnie. Luke Ayling thought he had cleared it off the line, but goalline technology proved that Osborn had scored his first Premier League goal.

Leeds get back in front

Leeds regained the advantage just four minutes into the second half. Harrison fizzed the ball into the box from the left wing and Phil Jagielka diverted it past his own goalkeeper.

There were immediately more chances for Leeds to increase the lead. For example, Stuart Dallas hit the bar with a curled effort.

Sheffield United were not doing themselves any favours, trying to play out from the back on too many occasions. Their inability to keep the ball in such instances led to some chances for Leeds.

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However, the hosts could not punish them and after stemming the tide, their opponents began to grow in confidence.

Even so, with 10 minutes to go, they were still yet to add to their sole shot on target.

Substitute Rhian Brewster went close when firing a shot just wide, but it wasn’t to be for the Blades.

Hence, Leeds saw out the remainder of the game and ensured they kept hold of the win. Sheffield United, on the other hand, remain rooted to the bottom of the table.

READ MORE: Leeds man admits lofty England ambitions amid confessions of stage fright

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