A late winner from striker Lukas Nmecha gave Leeds a crucial 1-0 win over Fulham, lifting the Whites eight points clear of the relegation zone. The victory came at a time when the club was paying tribute to its former player Terry Yorath, who passed away this month aged 75.
The match saw both teams dominate possession, but it was Leeds who were more clinical in front of goal. Despite having several clear-cut chances, the home side failed to capitalize on them, allowing Fulham to extend their unbeaten run to six league matches. However, in the 81st minute, Nmecha latched onto Ethan Ampadu's cross and slotted it past Bernd Leno to seal the win.
Leeds manager Daniel Farke praised his team for staying relentless until the end, saying that they deserved the victory. The win marked their sixth league triumph of the season, and Farke's sentiments of pride and satisfaction echoed through the stadium.
The game had been a closely contested affair, with both teams creating chances. However, it was Leeds who ultimately came out on top, thanks to Nmecha's late winner. Fulham manager Marco Silva admitted that his team failed to perform at the required level, but still managed to congratulate Leeds on their win.
For Leeds, this victory is a significant boost in their quest for survival, and will undoubtedly give them a much-needed confidence boost going into their next matches.
The match saw both teams dominate possession, but it was Leeds who were more clinical in front of goal. Despite having several clear-cut chances, the home side failed to capitalize on them, allowing Fulham to extend their unbeaten run to six league matches. However, in the 81st minute, Nmecha latched onto Ethan Ampadu's cross and slotted it past Bernd Leno to seal the win.
Leeds manager Daniel Farke praised his team for staying relentless until the end, saying that they deserved the victory. The win marked their sixth league triumph of the season, and Farke's sentiments of pride and satisfaction echoed through the stadium.
The game had been a closely contested affair, with both teams creating chances. However, it was Leeds who ultimately came out on top, thanks to Nmecha's late winner. Fulham manager Marco Silva admitted that his team failed to perform at the required level, but still managed to congratulate Leeds on their win.
For Leeds, this victory is a significant boost in their quest for survival, and will undoubtedly give them a much-needed confidence boost going into their next matches.