'A Beast' - Goodman in awe of what he saw Leeds player do vs Newcastle live on Sky Sports
Leeds United were on fire as they routed Newcastle United on Monday. The Whites ran out convincing 4-1 winners over the Magpies at Elland Road, a result that leaves Daniel Farke 's side third in the Premier League. Leeds put the lead when Ao Tanaka 's strike deflected off Sean Steur and Lewis Miley and completely wrong-footed Lukas Hornicek. Jayden Bogle was awarded Leeds' second after getting a touch from a thumping header by Dominic Calvert-Lewin , who netted Leeds' third before half-time. Noah Okafor executed a well-taken fourth in the second half, with Bazoumana Toure grabbing a late consolation in the only disappointment or Leeds. However, it was something that Bosnia and Herzegovina centre-back Tarik Muharemovic did that really caught the eye of Don Goodman. Tarik Muharemovic defending wows Don Goodman in Leeds win vs Newcastle Muharemovic has been outstanding since joining Leeds from Sassuolo in a £34million summer transfer. The Bosnian has really hit the ground running in West Yorkshire, and put in another strong performance against Matthias Jaissle's side. There was one moment where Muharemovic stopped a really promising opportunity for Harvey Barnes , who has got previous for scoring against Leeds. Barnes hopped onto the ball in a flash after Yoane Wissa worked his way into the penalty area, and aimed a shot at James Trafford 's goal. But Muharemovic came over to make an outstanding block, denying Barnes and protecting Trafford's goal. Speaking live on co-commentary for Sky Sports , Goodman reacted to the moment saying: "Muharemovic does so well there. Tanaka gave it away, Barnes is on it like a flash. "Wissa was looking for a penalty there but there was no contact. Muharemovic is a beast." Calvert-Lewin shares what Jayden Bogle told him after 'scandalous' decision in Leeds United win vs Newcastle Farke won't let Leeds standards slip Leeds were frankly a class above Newcastle, which is high praise given they were in the Champions League just last season. They hassled, pressed, and bullied Newcastle, and the team were rightly roared on by a buoyant Elland Road crowd. But Daniel Farke proved after the game he will not the standards slip. The German was fuming at Leeds allowing Newcastle to score late on, and was seen having conversations with Ethan Ampadu, who he felt could have helped avoid the goal. It's been a really good start from Leeds, who have eight points from four games in the Premier League, but there is a long way to go yet.

