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“‘Terrible”- Clinton Morrison Can’t Believe What Leed star did in’ Title-Winning Match
Sam Byram Endures Tough Outing Despite Leeds United’s Championship Title Win
Sam Byram had a difficult afternoon for Leeds United in their 2-1 victory over Plymouth Argyle, a match that secured the Championship title for Daniel Farke’s side on Saturday (3 May).
Although the Whites eventually came out on top thanks to a dramatic stoppage-time winner from Manor Solomon, the road to victory was far from smooth—largely due to a couple of costly moments involving Byram.
The defender inadvertently gave Plymouth the lead with an own goal and then missed a golden opportunity to redeem himself later in the game. His second-half miss left former striker Clinton Morrison visibly stunned during Sky Sports’ live coverage.
Byram’s Miss Leaves Morrison Baffled
After Leeds had equalised through Wilfried Gnonto, Solomon delivered a dangerous corner that found Byram unmarked in the box. But the 31-year-old sent his header wide, failing to capitalize on a clear chance to give Leeds the lead.
“He should have scored,” said Morrison on Sky Sports News (3 May, 1:56 pm). “It’s a free header, a great opportunity. Solomon whips it in, and he just puts it wide. I know he’s going away from goal, but still—it’s a great chance.”
Leeds Crowned Champions Despite Nervy Moments
Ultimately, Solomon’s late goal spared Byram’s blushes and sealed the title for Leeds. Despite his missteps, Byram’s team is headed back to the Premier League, though things could have turned out very differently.
While the focus now shifts to top-flight preparations, uncertainty still surrounds Farke’s future. Despite leading Leeds to the title, the German manager was the subject of mocking chants from Plymouth fans—adding another layer of intrigue to what should have been a purely celebratory moment.
For now, the celebrations continue—but whether Farke will be steering the ship next season remains unclear.
