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Kalvin Phillips blown away by £22k-a-week Leeds United player’s display vs Liverpool last night
Kalvin Phillips was blown away by Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier’s display against Liverpool last night.
to show his appreciation for Meslier’s performance after the goalkeeper made some brilliant saves at Anfield.
Jesse Marsch’s men picked up a massive win in Merseyside last night after Crysencio Summerville bagged a late winner.
Rodrigo opened the scoring after just four minutes and gave the Whites the lead after pouncing on a poor error by Joe Gomez. But Mohamed Salah levelled the game up just 10 minutes later and Meslier made some vital saves thereafter.
came off his line to deny Darwin Nunez on two occasions. He also made an eye-catching save after the Uruguayan attempted to curl a shot into the far corner from the edge of the box.
And Phillips was left seriously impressed by his former teammate’s display after Leeds secured a morale-boosting win at Anfield.
Phillips blown away by Meslier
Meslier posted on Instagram after the game and said: “Massive points tonight. Good work from the team, we keep going LEEDS LEEDS LEEDS.”
Phillips responded to the Frenchman with three heart-eyes emojis underneath the post.
Meslier certainly kept Leeds in the game last night but Marsch’s men fully deserved the win at Anfield.
It’s great to see Phillips showing his ex-teammate some support after a huge win for his former club.
The England midfielder has struggled for gametime since leaving Elland Road to join Manchester City over the summer.
But as a player who came through the academy set-up at Leeds, he will be delighted to see his old side pick up a much-needed win.
Marsch was seemingly under huge pressure before last night’s game as his side hadn’t picked up a win in the Premier League since August.
But a win at Anfield should give the American boss some breathing space and he will be hoping his side can build on a brilliant performance.