Leeds United have picked up a famous 2-1 win away at Liverpool courtesy of Crysencio Summerville’s late goal.
The Whites took the lead after just four minutes when striker Rodrigo pounced on a Joe Gomez mistake to score in front of the Kop. The Spaniard has now got six goals to his name so far this season and has already matched his tally from the whole of the last campaign.
The hosts were able to find an equaliser shortly after through key man Mo Salah. The Egypt international latched onto an Andy Robertson cross and hooked the ball into the net to level things up.
Jesse Marsch’s side had goalkeeper Illan Meslier in the second-half after the Frenchman made a string of impressive saves. Leeds then went and won it near the end to send the travelling support into raptures after Summerville poked the ball in past Alisson.
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7. Marc Roca, 6
Game went on around him in the first half, popped up to disrupt on occasion in the second half. | Getty Images Photo: (Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)
8. Jack Harrison, 6
Got into great positions without final product in the first half, effort was there but not so much threat in the second half. | Getty Images Photo: Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)
9. Brenden Aaronson, 8
Able to create when the game was stretched, Leeds’ most dangerous player in the first half. Work rate remained high in the second. | Getty Images Photo: (Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)
10. Crysencio Summerville, 8
Did okay in the first half but caused a few problems in the second half, got the better of elite players and took his goal excellently. Deserved it. | Getty Images Photo: (Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)
11. Rodrigo, 6
Unable to provide a consistent outlet but held some danger and was alive to the possibility that led to his goal. | Getty Images Photo: (Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)
12. Subs: Patrick Bamford 6, Willy Gnonto 7, Luke Ayling N/A
Bamford had one big chance that he squandered with a poor touch, but played a part in the winner. Gnonto looked bright on his debut and capable of playing at the level. Looked after the ball well. Ayling came on to shore things up late in the game as Leeds did a professional job of seeing it out | AFP via Getty Images