Leeds United take large Premier League win in thriller at Wolves, Brentford and Leicester draw, Villa win

Leeds United climbed out of the relegation zone with an exhilarating 4-2 win at Wolves.

Jack Harrison opened up the scoring after firing in from a Wilfried Gnonto cross after simply six minutes however Wolves discovered their rhythm and improved for the remainder of the primary half.

Mario Lemina did have the ball within the internet for Wolves however was discovered to be offside, earlier than Luke Ayling doubled Leeds’ lead from a nook.

Rasmus Kristensen was on the pitch for lower than half a minute as an alternative and slotted in an amazing purpose along with his first touches of the match to make it 3-0 with half-hour to go.

Jonny pegged a purpose again and Matheus Cunha’s deflected shot quickly meant Wolves have been again within the sport and in search of an equaliser.

Nonetheless, all of it went improper when a nasty problem from Jonny on Ayling led to a purple card and Rodrigo sealed the win for Leeds with a 97th-minute purpose.

A VAR examine for a foul confirmed Leeds’ purpose however Matheus Nunes was livid with the choice and was subsequently despatched off from the bench.

It places Leeds two factors clear or the drop zone, which incorporates Bournemouth as they misplaced 3-0 to Aston Villa.

Douglas Luiz tapped within the opener after some pleasant play with Leon Bailey, however Bournemouth confirmed some fight to remain within the match.

However, within the eightieth minute, Jacob Ramsey ended the away aspect’s hopes with a beautiful purpose and Emi Buendi nodded in a header from a nook that Tyrone Mings flicked onto his team-mate.

They began the match properly and have been rewarded with a scrappy purpose from Mathias Jensen as his shot was deflected away from goalkeeper Daniel Iversen.

Leicester raised their sport after half-time and Harvey Barnes was performed by by James Maddison, earlier than chipping the ball over David Raya.

Brentford substitute Shandon Baptiste was despatched off within the 82nd minute for a second yellow and neither aspect might create a giant alternative to take the three factors.

It leaves Leicester getting ready to the relegation zone as they’re only one level above 18th-placed West Ham.