The Guardian reports that Dominic Calvert-Lewin led Leeds to a decisive victory over Newcastle, with the result moving Leeds up to third place in the standings.
The match was characterised by Leeds’ dominance and Newcastle’s disappointing performance. The Guardian’s description of Newcastle as “limp” indicates that the visitors—or opponents—failed to provide a strong response as Leeds took control.
Calvert-Lewin was identified as the central figure in Leeds’ success. The available report does not provide details of his goals, assists or other specific contributions, so the precise way he influenced the match cannot be established from the supplied material.
The result nevertheless had a clear impact on the league table. Leeds’ emphatic win was enough to raise them to third, giving the side a significant boost in its position. Newcastle, by contrast, left the match without a result and were portrayed as having produced an underwhelming display.
No further information about the scoreline, the timing of the goals, team selections or post-match reaction is included in the supplied excerpt. The Guardian’s account supports the conclusion that Leeds were convincing winners, Calvert-Lewin was prominent, and Newcastle were comfortably beaten.