Leeds Crushes Newcastle, Betis Fairy Tale Continues in Spain, Roma and Inter Stay Tied Atop Serie A
Leeds climbed to third in the Premier League as Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored twice, while Betis, Roma and Inter also stayed near the top of their leagues.
- On Monday, Leeds hammered Newcastle 4-1 to climb into third in the Premier League, while Real Betis, Roma, and Inter Milan secured victories across Europe's top domestic leagues.
- Roma and Inter Milan maintained their 100 per cent records in Serie A, both reaching 12 points from four matches to dominate Italy's league table ahead of the weekend.
- Forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin starred for Leeds, scoring his fourth goal in four games, while Noah Okafor added a half-volley after Ao Tanakas initial shot opened the scoring.
- Real Betis defeated Villarreal 2-1 at Estadio de la Ceramica to tie Real Madrid on 12 points, while Como moved into Italy's top three with a 2-1 win over Parma.
- Como now sits third in Italy on 10 points alongside Lazio, while Leeds occupies the same position in England, remaining four points behind joint leaders Arsenal and Manchester City.
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Leeds crushes Newcastle, Betis fairy tale continues in Spain, Roma and Inter stay tied atop Serie A
MADRID (AP) — Leeds hammered woeful Newcastle 4-1 to go third in the Premier League on Monday while Real Betis won 2-1 at Villarreal to move equal on points with
The schedule of the top European leagues offered spectacle and twists, with Leeds, Inter, Como, Roma and Betis achieving important victories. Inter maintains the top of Serie A along with Roma, while Como and Roma also recorded positive results as AEK's opponents in the Champions League.
Matias Fernandez-Pardo and Christian Kabasele both lost their meeting tonight. ...
Leeds managed to impose their pace from the first half and make things difficult for Newcastle, winning 4-1, climbing to 3rd place in the Premier League standings. The post Supersonic Leeds dismantled Newcastle appeared first on www.ertsports.gr.
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