News about Crysencio Summerville

Previously 10/1 - there are now 14/1 odds available for Bukayo Saka, Crysencio Summerville and Omari Hutchinson to each have two or more shots on target today. Saka had two shots on target in his last league game and two shots on target in the reverse fixture against Bournemouth, while Hutchinson has had six shots on target across his last two games.

Sky Bet are offering odds both short and long as part of their Star RequestABets - Summerville market for tomorrow's Championship clash between QPR and Leeds. The first RequestABet we will be taking a look at is Summerville to score and Leeds to win. That particular bet is valued at 2/1. Summerville has been strong in front of goal for Leeds this season - netting 19 goals in the Championship in 2023-24 to  date. Lastly, if you're after considerably longer odds - there are odds of 6/1 and 18/1 respectively for Summerville to have 3+ shots on target and Leeds to win, and 4+ shots on target and Leeds to win.

Leeds showed both the attacking panache that might deliver them promotion and the vulnerabilities that may yet scupper them in this Championship classic. Daniel Farke's team have the capability to destroy most opponents and Crysencio Summerville, Wilfried Gnonto and Patrick Bamford certainly put Middlesbrough to the sword here. But they also committed needless errors and switched off defensively too often to keep Boro in contention right until the final whistle.

Sky Bet are offering multiple 'RequestABet Specials' for tonight's Championship clash between Middlesbrough and Leeds United at Riverside Stadium. The first of two we will be dissecting is 'Crysencio Summerville, Patrick Bamford and Isaiah Jones to have 7+ shots on target between them' at 16/1. The trio have been in strong form in the attacking third this season - with them having recorded 30 goals in the Championship in 2023-24 thus far. Meanwhile, the second RequestABet we will be taking a look at requires 'Middlesbrough to win both halves, Middlesbrough most corners in each half and Leeds United to have the most booking points'. That particular bet is valued at an eye-catching 100/1.

Crysencio Summerville was named the Championship Player of the Season at the EFL Awards 2024 in London. With 17 goals and eight assists for Leeds United this season, the Dutch winger beat the league's top scorer, Blackburn's Sammie Szmodics and Leicester's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to the prize. 'It's nice to win. I think I've really improved this season. It was the best decision for me (to stay at Leeds) and I really hope we can get promoted,' said Summerville.

The Championship promotion race is in full swing with three clubs separated by just a point heading into the final weeks of the campaign. Leeds, like Leicester, are hoping to secure an immediate return to the Premier League , while Ipswich are bidding to claim back-to-back promotion, having finished second in League One last term. Daniel Farke 's side have stumbled of late, suffering defeat before a draw in their last outing to sit third in the standings. Their next fixtures sees them welcome Blackburn to Elland Road on Saturday afternoon.

LOS ESTELLS AT ELLAND ROAD: Crysencio Summerville won and then converted a spectacular late penalty, putting Leeds United back in second place. The Dutchman was rattled by Regan Slater's clumsy challenge and stepped up to score in the 88th minute, sending Elland Road wild. Joel Piroe had intended to place himself forward as the penalty taker, but Summerville took the ball and blasted home before Dan James added a spectacular late third.

Leeds boss Daniel Farke was able to thank for his unbeaten run on 2024 and his promotion push, with a late equalizer from supersub Mateo Joseph on Friday night. Farke's men had been winning 12 out of their 13 league games this year, but they were looking for their first loss since December at the hands of a resurgent Watford. The hosts, Vakoun Bayo and Emmanuel Dennis, had scored for either team of Crysencio Summerville's excellent equalizer for the Whites. Farke sent 20-year-old Joseph home a minute after starting his game, putting Leeds just one point behind leaders Ipswich and beyond the side of faltering Leicester in a promotion fight that promises to go down to the wire.

Leeds is the favourites for their ride to Vicarage Road on Friday against Watford, and Crysencio Summerville is the subject of a Sky Bet Double Up Boost. The Whites are priced at 4/9 for the match, with a victory that will keep them at the top of the standings after Leicester were defeated 1-0 by Bristol City in the early kick-off on Friday. Watford has been priced at 24% to upset Daniel Farke's guys on their home turf, while the Hornets have only won two games in all competitions.

As part of Sky Bet's 'Player Stat Accas' program for selected LaLiga, Serie A, and Championship fixtures tonight, Sky Bet is giving a 'Price Boost'. Previously priced at odds of 11/1, there are now 14/1 odds for 'Robert Lewandowski, Victor Osimhen, and Crysencio Summerville,' who will all have 2+ shots on target.' In his last two home league games, Lewandowski has had four shots on target, while Osimhen has shot six times in his last three appearances. In addition, Summerville has had the most shots on target of any Leeds United player this season, with 37.

When Leeds' Crysencio Summerville, Joel Piroe, and Patrick Bamford face Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship on Wednesday, they are joint favorites at 5/1 to finish first. The three players have all been in good form in front of goal this season, with the trio scoring 32 goals in the Championship in 2023-24. Georginio Rutter and Daniel James, their coworkers, are next in the market at 11/2 and 6/1 respectively. Conversely, it's Ike Ugbo who is the best-backed for the home front, with the 25-year-old selling at 8/1 to land first in the back of the net first.

As part of Sky Bet's Player Stat Accas market for tonight's Championship and Ligue 1 action, they are offering a 6/1 Price Boost. To each have 2+ shots on target, Crysencio Summerville and Alexandre Lacazette must shoot on target. Summerville has scored 15 goals in 30 appearances in the Championship this season, while Lacazette has scored 11 times in Ligue 1.

ROB COLE OF THE SWANSEA.COM STADIUM: Ruthless Leeds defeated Swansea in a stunning seventh consecutive Championship victory and also advanced to second automatic promotion position. Crysencio Summerville, with his 16th birthday on the season, and former Swansea star Joel Piroe gave Leeds a flying start as they both scored in the first ten minutes of a one-sided match that equalled Leeds' biggest victory of the season over season rivals Ipswich. Patrick Bamford was the Leeds striker in the warm-up, but Piroe got off the team against the club he left last summer for a reported £12 million.

As part of Sky Bet's 'Player Stat Accas' network for selected Champions League and Championship fixtures tonight, they are giving a 'Price Boost.' The increase is worth at 11/1, and it requires 'Crysencio Summerville, Erling Haaland, and Vinicius Jr. to all have two or more shots on target.' The odds for the bet have been bumped from 8/1. In their last outing, the three three players fired two bullets on target. It hasn't only been their recent results in which the aforementioned players have been dangerous in attack, with the trio scoring 48 goals in all competitions this season.

During Leeds' victory over Rotherham, Patrick Bamford starred in tumultuous fashion, leaving the visiting boss in a 'blatant handball' missing by officials. Within the first ten minutes of Leeds' 3-0 victory on Saturday, Bamford discovered the back of the net, before Crysencio Summerville scored a brace later in the game. However, there was a lot of backlash surrounding Bamford's injury when he appeared to use his elbow to guide the ball into the Rotherham net.

AADAM PATEL AT HOME PARK: Daniel Farke's return to Leeds United and Plymouth Argyle was enough to divide Leeds United and Plymouth Argyle, and the Dutchman was the difference, as Leeds scored three goals in extra time to progress to the FA Cup Fifth Round, where either Aston Villa or Chelsea will awaits. Summerville came from the left flank before tethering for his 13th goal of the season, with nine minutes to go, the 22-year-old teed up another replacement in Georginio Rutter, who doubled Leeds' advantage before Ilia Gruev's corner took a touch off Ryan Hardie and ended up in the net for his first defeat at Plymouth for Ian Foster. The scoreline was sober for us in terms of ruthlessness, but we knew how well we did over the two games' Foster said.

Following Birmingham's 3-0 loss to Leeds on Monday, Wayne Rooney has a dismal winning percentage as a boss of just 26.1 percent. At Elland Road, the Blues were no match for the promotion chasers, having forfeited two first goals from Patrick Bamford and Daniel James before Crysencio Summerville capped off the win in the 67th minute. The visitors stayed in 20th place in the Championship during their ninth loss in 15 games under new Derby manager Gary Moore, not just at St Andrew's.

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WONDERS OF THE PYRAMID: Just like that, we're now in the second half of the Championship season, with tables starting to get more organized, but there is a lot more to play for. With Leicester leading Ipswich Town by six points after the two shared a point each in their Boxing Day blockbuster brawl at Portman Road, the battle for supremacy is heating up. With Southampton chasing down the front-runners just five points behind the Tractor Boys, they will have to look in their rear-view mirrors, with fellow recently promoted Leeds not far behind either.

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Christmas Day has come and gone, and we now have a long way to go before the New Year and the start of the January transfer window. A number of Premier League sides are considering whether their ranks have the required depth to face in the second half of the season as injuries build up and a packed fixture list starts to take their toll. Following Sir Jim Ratcliffe's arrival at Old Trafford, which was announced on Christmas Eve, Manchester United could have a tumultuous month, particularly in terms of outgoings.

LOS RISING HEPPENSTALL AT ELLAND ROAD: Daniel Farke could not hide his glee when Leeds marched to a dramatic victory to narrow the gap on Ipswich to seven points in the automatic promotion competition. Pascal Struijk's first-half goals, as well as an own-goal from ex-Whites defender Leif Davis and Crysencio Summerville's penalty, all put forward Leeds' hopes of a top-two finish alive. Leeds' teamwork was matchless, their resolve was unshakeable, and there was no surprise when Joel Piroe scored a fourth early in the second half.

Following the full whistle, a brawl broke out between players after Leeds and Coventry ended in a 1-1 draw, with several players being restrained. On Saturday, Daniel Farke's side returned to winning ways after losing to Sunderland in midweek. After a brief intermission, the hosts took the lead after Crysencio Summerville's curling his shot beyond Sky Blues goalkeeper Ben Collins.

ROTHERHAM 1-1 LEEDS - ROSS HEPPENSTALL AT AESSEAL NEW YORK STADIUM: After being barred by battling Rotherham, Daniel Farke said his wasteful Leeds team was refused a blatant second-half penalty. Farke's boys led in the sixth minute with a clinically executed strike from Crysencio Summerville, who scored in his sixth goal in eight games. Leeds also failed to hold their advantage as chances came and were bolstered before Rotherham levelled up shortly before the break in Hakeem Odoffin.