The build-up to Leeds United’s second goal against Blackburn Rovers caught the attention of many adoring fans when the club posted a short video onto their official Twitter page.
Kalvin Phillips, Patrick Bamford and Jack Harrison linked up to put Leeds United 2-0 up, which was a pattern of play that many Leeds fans enjoyed rewatching on Twitter.
The forward ended his poor form of not scoring or assisting in his last 10 matches when laying it on a plate for the goalscorer Harrison.
? That pass. That control. That finish. pic.twitter.com/cJbsklIfW6
— Leeds United (@LUFC) November 10, 2019
Them limbs #LUFC
— E-Leeds United (@e_LeedsUnited) November 10, 2019
10 hour loop on YouTube please
— Ryan (@LUFCRyan_) November 10, 2019
Thought Phillips was immense yesterday, and that rovers didn’t know how to mark him. Beautiful ball and the touch by bamford, then Harrison’s shot. It’s only a matter of time before we whitewash a team. MOT
— rik (@rik49832100) November 10, 2019
He’s the Yorkshire Pirlo for a reason
— Dan Paton (@DanPaton5) November 10, 2019
Simply Stunning!!!
— Donna@LS11 (@DonnaL75) November 10, 2019
The winger now has 3 goals and four assists in 16 Championship matches, as per WhoScored, whilst fans had felt that there was some confidence finally flowing through their £10m forward (BBC).
YORKSHIRE. PIRLO.
— J-meh. (@JammyMofo) November 10, 2019
Possible goal of the season
— Zak Pullen (@zak_pullen) November 10, 2019
Brilliant move. @Patrick_Bamford is playing like a striker that’s scoring for fun. Looks full of confidence. What a team . #ALAW
— Martin Roberts (@wowmart1974) November 10, 2019
Superb
— Kukkaburra Kid (@AndrewGaunt10) November 10, 2019
What Do We Think?
The move sums up how well the Leeds United squad is gelling this season. Phillips knew exactly where Bamford would be, meaning this is probably a play out of Marcelo Bielsa’s brain. The win kept Leeds’ in third place in the Championship table.
Harrison continues to be in great form, getting two goals and four assists in his last six matches. Should all three men continuing to play as well as they did against Blackburn for the rest of the season, it would be hard not to see Elland Road hosting Premier League football next season.