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WES SIGNS OFF IN FITTING FASHION

By Blair Ferguson

NO WAY THROUGH: Norwich defender Timm Klose makes a tackle on Samu Saiz of Leeds

Josh Murphy celebrates the winner
PICTURES: PSI

WES Hoolahan marked his final game at Carrow Road as a Norwich player with a game-changing performance in the Canaries’ comeback victory.
The departure of Hoolahan after 10 years at the club gave some significance to a match between two sides locked in midtable.
Kalvin Phillips’ impressive volley opened the scoring for Leeds, but the Irishman was on hand to provide a quick leveller before cutting back to Josh Murphy for the s...

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