Leeds v Sheffield United ratings: Jack Harrison 7, Raphinha 8; Ben Osborn 7, Enda Stevens 5

Winger Harrison helps secure 2-1 victory on Saturday

LEEDS UNITED RATINGS: Illan Meslier – 6. The goalkeeper had very little to do overall, but was steady when called upon. Getty

Luke Ayling – 5. Leeds’ long-serving right back was guilty of making one or two errors, but he also made some good blocks, particularly to deny a Jayden Bogle volley. He won the ball back on several occasions, too. Getty

Diego Llorente – 7. The Spaniard showed good control on the ball and was dependable at the back. He made a late dart forward into the Sheffield United box, but nothing came of it. Getty

Liam Cooper – 6. The skipper had a solid afternoon. He didn’t have a great deal to do, but he won his aerial battles and showed composure and leadership, which helped Leeds over the line. Getty

Ezgjan Aloiski – 6. Making his 28th appearance of the season, he made some good passes from left-back and had a few efforts on goal. His key moment was a decent chance on the volley just on the edge of the Blades’ box. PA

Kalvin Phillips 6 –After playing back-to-back games for England, the young midfielder had a mixed game. He had an energetic start and won the ball back throughout, but he seemed to tire as the game went on. AP

Stuart Dallas – 7. The central midfielder contributed a number of good tackles and passes, and he nearly scored an absolute screamer from outside the box, but scraped the bar. PA

Tyler Roberts – 7. The Welsh international made some brave challenges and put in a real shift for the home side, but wasn’t clinical in the final third. AFP

Raphinha – 8. He bagged his sixth assist of the season by setting up the first goal, and was a constant danger. He made a number of driving runs and created several goalscoring chances, and also defended well when needed. Reuters

Jack Harrison – 7. The left midfielder netted the opener as he tapped home thanks to Raphinha’s ball across the face of goal. He also provided a number of crosses into the opposition box and looked to make things happen when on the ball. Reuters

Patrick Bamford – 6. He didn’t manage to net his 15th goal of the season, but his link-up play was impressive. He was substituted after the hour mark. Reuters

SUBSTITUTES: Rodrigo – 5. The Spaniard was brought on to try and solidify the lead and though he didn’t find the net, he created chances for others. He also picked up his third yellow of the season for a silly foul. Getty

Mateusz Klich - 5. Made his 30th Premier League appearance of the season and injected some pace into the middle. Robin Koch – N/A. The German midfielder was brought on with two minutes to go and so had little chance to make an impact. AP

SHEFFIELD UNITED RATINGS: Aaron Ramsdale – 7. He kept the visitors in the game on numerous occasions, the highlight a fingertip save to deny Bamford. Without him, the score would have been bigger. AFP

Jayden Bogle – 5. He had a good shot on the volley in the second half which came close to levelling the scores, but his marking at the other end was poor at times. He had a good tussle with Alioski. PA

Phil Jagielka – 5. The veteran defender gave away a sloppy foul early on and then turned the ball into his own net to gift Leeds all three points. He did, however, provide a number of vital clearances. Getty

Enda Stevens – 5. The Irish defender got caught on the ball during Leeds’s first goal and his overall distribution was poor. AFP

George Baldock – 5. He was often was guilty of backing off the opposition at times, but more worryingly he was later brought off with suspected concussion. Getty

John Lundstram – 6. The midfielder produced some promising movement and incisive passing, but he also gave the ball away too often and was sloppy in possession. AP

Oliver Norwood – 5. The former Brighton midfielder was always involved when the Blades tried to attack, but like his teammates he was guilty of inconsistency on the ball. Getty

John Fleck – 6. Sheffield United’s skipper provided a good pass to McBurnie just before the equalising goal. Apart from a few fouls, he had a good game encapsulated by a number of driving runs. Getty

Ben Osborn - 7. The former Nottingham Forest wingback tapped home the equaliser for the visitors and generally impressed with his clearances and forward runs. Worked hard on the left all game. PA

Oli McBurnie – 6. McBurnie put in a decent shift. He had a strong shot saved just before Osborn’s goal and had other chances before being taken off. AFP

David McGoldrick – 7. The 32-year-old striker managed to put pressure on the Leeds defence throughout the game with a strong press. His link-up play was excellent; a real bright spark for the visitors. Getty

SUBSTITUTES: Ethan Ampadu - 7. He made a key tackle to steal the ball away from Bamford in what was a tidy cameo from the Welshman. Reuters

Rhian Brewster – 6. He produced a stunning effort on the volley from distance and though he didn’t get his goal, he put in a decent performance. Getty

John Egan – 6. Making his first substitute appearance of the season, the defender came on to shore up the back line and though he made some good interceptions, he gave the ball away in dangerous positions. Oliver Burke – 6. The Scotsman made a very good run and nearly pulled a goal back for the away side. AFP

Leeds United winger Jack Harrison scored in the first half and his cross led to an own goal in the second as his side moved into the Premier League's top 10 with a 2-1 win over Sheffield United on Saturday.

Leeds took the lead in the 12th minute when Harrison scored with a simple tap-in after fine work by Raphinha.

The visitors levelled before the break as Ben Osborn popped up at the far post to steer home Oliver McBurnie's deflected shot, and though Luke Ayling cleared the ball, goal-line technology ruled that it had crossed the line.

Leeds ended the contest four minutes into the second half when Harrison's low cross was put into his own net by Phil Jagielka.

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