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From Injury Woes to Goal Machine, Calvert-Lewin Charts Stunning Revival at Leeds
Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored for the sixth consecutive game to extend Leeds United’s unbeaten Premier League run to five matches, while Sunderland remain unbeaten at home this season.
- On Sunday, Leeds United and Sunderland played to a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light, with Leeds United taking the point back to Elland Road.
- Adingra's 28th-minute curling effort put Sunderland ahead after being played onside by the injured Joe Rodon, and shortly after half-time Dominic Calvert-Lewin levelled from Brenden Aaronson's low pass two minutes after the break.
- Roefs and a Trai Hume intervention denied further Leeds chances, with Brenden Aaronson's low effort cleared off the line and Brian Brobbey hitting the crossbar late on.
- The draw left Sunderland unbeaten at home and seventh in the Premier League table, while Leeds United remain 16th after taking the point back to Elland Road.
- Dennis Cirkin made his first appearance of the campaign for Sunderland as Dan Ballard was not named in the squad, while Leeds United travelled with an unchanged team after their Crystal Palace win on Sunday.
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In the Stadium of Light, the 1-1 draw between Sunderland and Leeds United, by the 18th date of the Premier League 2025/26, a play took all eyes for its accuracy and patience, and reminded the time when Marcelo Bielsa revolutionized the white club with his associated play manual. At the center of that scene appeared Dominic Calvert-Lewin, a striker in a state of grace, author of the goal that held the Leeds and reaffirmed his good time. The conte…
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