Leeds and Watford boost survival hopes

Joe Gelhardt stepped off the bench to fire a stoppage-time winner as Leeds United beat Premier League relegation rivals Norwich City 2-1.

The 19-year-old striker replaced Mateusz Klich in the second minute of added time and salvaged his side's survival bid two minutes later - after Kenny McLean's stoppage-time goal appeared to have snatched Norwich a point.

In a breathless finish, Leeds had let slip a slender lead after Rodrigo's early opener only to end up snapping a club record equalling six-game winless run and secure head coach Jesse Marsch's first win in charge at the third attempt.

In truth, Leeds should have been out of sight against Dean Smith's basement side as Raphinha twice struck the crossbar and Patrick Bamford fired wide with just Norwich goalkeeper Tim Krul to beat.

But with just a one-goal deficit Norwich never gave up and looked to have snaffled a point when McLean turned home an equaliser at the death before Gelhardt struck.

Meanwhile a brace from Cucho Hernandez kickstarted Watford's survival bid with a 2-1 win at Southampton.

The Colombia attacker struck twice in the first half and although Mohamed Elyounoussi pulled one back for the hosts before half-time, the Hornets held on to register only their sixth Premier League win of the season.

Roy Hodgson's side stay in the relegation zone but have moved up one position and are level on points with 17th-placed Everton.