"Calvert-Lewin has netted five times in 14 Premier League appearances since joining Leeds on a free transfer during the summer, four of which have been in the last four games. The ex-Everton attacker came off the bench at half-time against Manchester City at the end of last month, giving Leeds hope of coming away from the Etihad Stadium with something, although his efforts ultimately proved in vain."
"Over the next week, Calvert-Lewin scored in back-to-back fixtures at Elland Road versus Chelsea and Liverpool, leading the line in a new-look front two that appears to suit the 28-year-old target man. His header against Brentford on Sunday was the type of goal many other strikers would find difficult to convert. At 6ft 2in tall, Calvert-Lewin is a striking centre-forward but has good penalty box awareness, which helped him evade his Bees marker and connect with Gnonto's pinpoint cross. Calvert-Lewin's leap is another facet to his game that sets him apa"
Leeds United drew 1-1 with Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium after Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored a second-half header. Jordan Henderson opened the scoring for Brentford after being asked to fulfil a more advanced midfield role by head coach Keith Andrews. Willy Gnonto provided the cross for Calvert-Lewin’s towering finish that salvaged a point for Leeds. Calvert-Lewin has five Premier League goals in 14 appearances since joining Leeds on a free transfer, four of them in the last four matches. The 6ft 2in forward combines penalty-box awareness and aerial leap to evade markers and convert crosses; he also scored in back-to-back home games against Chelsea and Liverpool and featured as a half-time substitute against Manchester City.
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