"Calvert-Lewin opened the scoring on the rebound in the 38th minute after Dean Henderson had repelled his initial effort following a long throw. His second came in very similar circumstances, with another long throw by Ethan Ampadu influential. Jaka Bijol headed on for Calvert-Lewin to make it 2-0 before half-time, and Ampadu was to the fore again on the hour as he slotted home after Palace had failed to properly clear a corner."
"Palace end a difficult week in which they missed on the top eight in the Conference League still only three points outside the Premier League top four. However, a run of three games without a win and seven goals conceded in their last two league games will be a concern for Oliver Glasner, whose future continues to be the subject of speculation."
Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored twice as Leeds beat Crystal Palace 4-1, bringing his tally to six goals in five games. He opened the scoring on the rebound in the 38th minute after Dean Henderson had repelled his initial effort following a long throw. His second came from another long throw by Ethan Ampadu, with Jaka Bijol heading on to make it 2-0 before half-time. Ampadu then scored on the hour after Palace failed to properly clear a corner. Justin Devenny pulled one back from the penalty spot in added time, and Anton Stach later added a free-kick. The win moves Leeds six points clear of the bottom three and increases pressure on Crystal Palace after three games without a win and seven goals conceded in their last two league fixtures.
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