5 things we learned from Sunday’s Premier League action
There was drama at both ends of the Premier League table with Man City pegged back in the title race and Leeds claiming what could be a pivotal stoppage-time goal in their pursuit of survival.
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There was drama at both ends of the Premier League table with Man City pegged back in the title race and Leeds claiming what could be a pivotal stoppage-time goal in their pursuit of survival.
Pascal Struijk headed home in injury time to nick a 1-1 draw with Brighton which moves Leeds out of the relegation zone and gives them renewed hope of Premier League survival.
Jesse Marsch felt Leeds United could have taken all three points in a game when the pressure was on against Brighton – but has backed them to fight again next week, as long as they can start matches better.
LEEDS, England: A stoppage-time header from substitute Pascal Struijk snatched Leeds United a crucial 1-1 draw against Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday to lift them out of the Premier league relegation zone.
Leeds received a boost to their Premier League survival hopes after an injury-time Pascal Struijk goal secured a 1-1 draw at home to Brighton. At least a point was needed for Jesse Marsch would have lifted his side out of the bottom three after Burnley lost in the early kick-off away to Tottenham, but Danny Welbeck struck in the 21st minute to give the home side a scare.
Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch feels prepared to bear the brunt of the criticism should the Whites lose their battle against relegation.
Leeds United employee Noel Whelan has backed Joe Gelhardt to play a leading role against Brighton in their crucial Premier League match this afternoon.
The race for top four took a huge turn in the North London Derby as Tottenham ran out 3-0 victors and can now put the pressure on Arsenal when they kick-off this weekend's Premier League action against Burnley. Antonio Conte's side will be looking for revenge against the Clarets after suffering a disappointing defeat which led to Conte's surprising post-match comments.