Leeds United find themselves within touching distance of securing promotion to the Premier League following their hard-earned yet crucial 1-0 victory against Swansea City on Sunday.
The Whites are on the verge of ending their 16-year Premier League exile and need just four points from their three remaining fixtures to clinch automatic promotion.
Pablo Hernandez came from the bench to score in the 89th minute to give Leeds all three points against Swansea City.
Although Swansea are not out of promotion contention, the defeat means they have missed the chance to climb into the Championship play-off places.
And Andrew Ayew was visibly frustrated after the final whistle. He kicked Leeds United’s water bottles over as he stormed off the pitch, as relayed by Yorkshire Evening Post journalist, Graham Smyth.
Ayew has a tantrum. Kicks Leeds United's water bottles over as he storms off.
— Graham Smyth (@GrahamSmyth) July 12, 2020
Many Leeds fans quickly responded to his tweet to let him know what they feel. Many feel that Ayew has been an embarrassment for the Swans, while there are others who feel that the reaction was natural as he was frustrated.
Some Leeds fans felt that it was ‘Karma’ as Ayew celebrated as if Swansea had won the league. Here are some of the selected tweets:
Karma for celebrating like you won the league at Elland rd earlier in the season 🤣🤣🤣
— white van man (@jonerMOT) July 12, 2020
Perhaps his head was hurting, kept trying to get free kicks for it. Doyle.
— JonRV (@devoto61) July 12, 2020
Poor from ayew but both teams had everything to play for
— James garvey (@Jamesgarvey8) July 12, 2020
Surprised he didn't fall over them 😂
— Pete Walshy (@lufc_walshy) July 12, 2020
He was frustrated with the result! Shows he cares!
— Chris_Porch🦢🦢🦢 (@Bristol_jack79) July 12, 2020
His diving all game wasn’t quite enough was it?
— Seg 🏆 (@SimonWillmoth) July 12, 2020
Water bottles to receive a retrospective ban from the F. A for clearly interfering with Ayews departure from the pitch, for a "good cry"
— Craig Sawdon-Mckay (@craigsawdon81) July 12, 2020
He’s been an embarrassment to Swansea today
— GB (@master__bacon) July 12, 2020
Leeds managed 57% of possession and registered 12 shots during the game, according to BBC Sport.
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