In a commanding performance, Leeds United triumphed 4-1 over Newcastle United, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin once again proving to be a thorn in the side of the visitors. The striker, who has now scored eight times against Newcastle, contributed significantly to the victory with a goal and an assist, earning a well-deserved standing ovation at Elland Road.

The night was marked by Leeds fans taunting Newcastle about their spending, while Calvert-Lewin, a free transfer, showcased his skills against the beleaguered visitors. Leeds manager Daniel Farke praised Calvert-Lewin, stating, "He's a handful and tough for each and every defender," highlighting his fitness and confidence on the pitch.

Calvert-Lewin, who previously caught the attention of England head coach Thomas Tuchel, was called up back in March but missed out on the World Cup. Now, with Ivan Toney and Ollie Watkins playing abroad, Calvert-Lewin is making a strong case for a recall ahead of the upcoming Nations League fixtures against Spain and the Czech Republic.

With three goals in his last four games, he currently stands as the Premier League's leading English striker. His performance against Newcastle also marked him as just the second Leeds player to score in five consecutive Premier League matches at Elland Road since Mark Viduka.

Despite a moment of confusion regarding a goal awarded to teammate Jayden Bogle, Calvert-Lewin's display was lauded by former England defender Jamie Carragher, who described him as "unplayable." Carragher noted that a fresh start at Leeds seems to have rejuvenated the player, leaving fans to wonder why Everton let him go.