Leeds United fans have spoken—Sean Longstaff was their standout performer in the 0-0 draw with Newcastle on Saturday, as he was awarded the Hisense Player of the Match by 51% of the supporters who voted.

The 25-year-old midfielder’s stats during the game highlighted his all-round contributions. With 52 touches of the ball, Longstaff was constantly involved in both attacking and defensive phases for the Whites. His 30 passes reflected his ability to link up play, maintaining control in the middle of the park as both sides fought for supremacy. However, it was in his defensive work that Longstaff truly impressed.

The midfielder was a key figure in winning possession for his team, claiming 8 duels—a testament to his tenacity and physicality in the centre of the pitch. Longstaff’s ability to disrupt Newcastle’s flow was underlined by his impressive tally of 5 tackles and 2 interceptions, numbers that showcased his vital role in breaking up opposition attacks and protecting the backline.

With 51% of the vote, Longstaff was the overwhelming winner of the latest Hisense Player of the Match award. Jayden Bogle came in second with 25%, followed by Gabriel Gudmundsson (4%) and Willy Gnonto (4%).