Leeds United, nicknamed the "White Army," will host Sunderland, nicknamed the "Black Cats," at Elland Road in the latest round of the Premier League. In an interview, Dominic Calvert-Lewin stated that no match is easy these days, but also urged everyone to draw confidence from their form.

In their last Premier League match, Leeds United conceded a goal to Semenho and were unable to change the score in the second half, ultimately losing 0-1 at home to Manchester City. After a run of 1 win, 2 draws, and 2 losses in their last 5 matches, Leeds United currently sit 15th in the league table with 31 points.

As for Sunderland, managed by Lebrides, the "Black Cats" are in 12th place with 37 points, having drawn 1-1 with Bournemouth in the last round.

Leeds United striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin said, "It will be tough, like every Premier League game. No game is easy right now. We need to draw confidence from our current form and our experience playing at Elland Road, and believe that we can play well and win the game."

“We know Sunderland have performed very well this season, so this will be a difficult game and a tough test. As I said, it’s the same against any opponent; the preparations are still going on as usual, nothing has changed, and every game is equally important.”

Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 28, joined Leeds United last August and has scored 10 goals for the club in the Premier League so far.

Calvert-Lewin continued, "Since I joined the club, the support from the fans has been fantastic, especially at home, where everyone can see how passionate they are."

"The most obvious thing for me is that after every game, no matter the result, we go to the fans, and they always applaud and sing for us. Their support helps us a lot and constantly inspires us to move forward."

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