Calvert-Lewin Extends Scoring Streak as Leeds Earn Draw at Sunderland

Dominic Calvert-Lewin's remarkable goal-scoring form continued as he netted in his sixth consecutive Premier League match, securing a 1-1 draw for Leeds at Sunderland. The striker, who has now scored seven goals in his last six appearances, canceled out Simon Adingra's first-half opener. Sunderland had edged a thrilling first half, with Brian Brobbey hitting the crossbar just before the break. However, Leeds dominated the second half, with Calvert-Lewin equalizing in a well-crafted move. The visitors pushed for a winner, but Sunderland threatened late on, with neither side able to find a decisive goal. The draw keeps Sunderland unbeaten at home this season, while Leeds extend their unbeaten run to five matches. Calvert-Lewin's goal-scoring streak has seen him become the first Leeds player to score in six consecutive top-flight matches since John McCole in 1959-60.