Leeds into EPL top 10 after beating Crystal Palace 2-0

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Updated At : 01:02 PM Feb 10, 2021 IST

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LEEDS: Leeds climbed into the English Premier League top-10 after beating Crystal Palace 2-0. Jack Harrison’s deflected shot gave the home side a flying start, and Patrick Bamford tucked home a rebound for his 12th league goal and 100th of his career. “After being out of the league for 16 years it is important for a club like Leeds to get a footing and build from that,” Bamford said. AP

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