Leeds 4-1 Newcastle: Calvert-Lewin double inspires stunning Elland Road rout (full highlights)

Leeds United produced a stunning attacking display to demolish Newcastle United 4-1 at Elland Road, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin scoring twice to inspire Daniel Farke's side to their biggest win of the season so far. The hosts were ruthless from the first whistle, pressing high and forcing Newcastle into a series of defensive errors. Lewis Miley opened the scoring on 32 minutes, finishing clinically from a left-wing cross to leave the Newcastle goalkeeper with no chance whatsoever. Calvert-Lewin doubled the lead on 34 minutes, converting Jayden Bogle's cross from the right with composure beyond his years. Calvert-Lewin was booked on 44 minutes for a foul. In first-half stoppage time, Calvert-Lewin completed his brace on 45+1, finishing Tariq Muharemović's pass to make it 3-0 and silence the travelling Newcastle supporters. Jacob Murphy was booked on 54 minutes, before Noah Okafor added a fourth on 59 minutes, firing home from close range after a slick passing move. Bazoumana Toure pulled one back for Newcastle on 90 minutes, converting Valentino Livramento's cross to make it 4-1, but it was merely a consolation. Leeds had 17 shots with 8 on target and 48% possession, while Newcastle managed 12 attempts with 4 on target. Calvert-Lewin was named man of the match for his two-goal display. With seven points from four games, Leeds climb to 10th, while Newcastle drop to 12th with six points.