Championship

HARRISON PRAISES WHITES’ FITNESS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
1 December 2019

By Ben Pound
CHAMPIONSHIP
LEEDS United’s fitness levels and their ability to keep faith with their style of play has led to their habit of scoring late goals, according to midfielder Jack Harrison.
The 23-year-old, on loan at the club from Manchester City, scored one of the team’s late winners.
His strike saw off Reading in midweek – the second successive game where Marcelo Bielsa’s promotionchasing team scored in the closing stages to turn a draw into a win.
Harrison said: “We know if we stick to our game plan we have enough talent in the team to score goals.
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