Striker Dom helps Leeds allay goalscoring fears

Dominic Calvert-Lewin believes Leeds United put concerns over their goalscoring ability to bed with a convincing 3-1 win at Wolves on Saturday.

- by Kyle Newbould

The Whites fell behind to Ladislav Krejčí's eighth-minute opener but reacted brilliantly, scoring three goals in 14 first-half minutes to take the game away from their hosts.

Calvert-Lewin pulled Leeds level with a brilliant header on the half-hour mark, with Anton Stach's free-kick and Noah Okafor's counterattacking finish turning 1-1 into 3-1 in the blink of an eye. Daniel Farke's side were then afforded the luxury to keep it tight in the second half and defended well.

Having scored just one goal in their opening four games, questions were raised as to how Leeds could score the goals they need to survive in the Premier League. But Calvert-Lewin insists a 'great day at the office' has gone some way to allaying those fears.