Leeds United winger Jack Harrison has described the feeling of scoring the goal that secured survival last season. Harrison fired in a stoppage time winner at Brentford in May to earn Leeds all three points and maintain the club’s Premier League status by the skin of their teeth.
With numerous heavy defeats and the end of Marcelo Bielsa’s memorable spell in charge at Elland Road, it was a tough season for everyone involved with the club. Harrison described the 3-0 defeat to Aston Villa in Jesse Marsch’s first home in charge as the lowest point of the season.
Speaking to the Mail Online, he said: “People cried that day, it meant that much. We were almost rock bottom. The home game against Aston Villa (a 0-3 defeat) was the epitome of that.
