Dominic Calvert-Lewin seeks triple Leeds United lift as Jayden Bogle consistency question raised | OneFootball

Leeds United can hit the international break inside the top four by beating Crystal Palace at Elland Road. They have not lost at home since March.

According to Leeds Live, five matches will have been played, but a win would keep Leeds unbeaten and into double figures, and they are favourites against a Palace side who fielded a strong team at Lech Poznan in the Europa League on Thursday.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is buoyed by his England call-up as he targets Euro 2028, with four in six after Leeds’ second at Newcastle was re-awarded to him. He has nine against Newcastle, Palace next on seven, and he will feel it should be eight after last season’s missed penalty in a 0-0 draw. Score two more than Erling Haaland this weekend and he could go outright top of the scorers’ chart.

Daniel Farke has already faced Oliver Glasner twice, plus Xabi Alonso and Matthias Jaissle, winning three of those four. Pierre Sage is the fourth new boss he will meet this season, only seven games in, and it will be their first meeting. With 11 clubs changing coaches, Farke is now the third-longest serving manager at his Premier League club.

Jayden Bogle earned praise against Newcastle, lively in the final third, though he lost credit for the second goal. An outside England call always felt unlikely, and his priority is consistency. Sustain it and he gives Thomas Tuchel more to ponder, starting against Palace.

Source: Leeds Live

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