May 12th 2024.
Norwich's top scorer, Josh Sargent, was unfortunately forced to leave the field in the 84th minute at Carrow Road due to an ankle injury. His manager, David Wagner, confirmed the news and expressed his hope that Sargent will be available for the second leg of the Championship play-off semi-final against Leeds. The first leg ended in a goalless draw, making the upcoming match at Elland Road a crucial one for both teams.
Sargent, who has scored 16 goals this season, was replaced by Sydney van Hooijdonk. His injury is a concern for Norwich, as they rely heavily on his contributions on the field. Wagner stated that while he hasn't spoken to Sargent or the medical team yet, he believes the tough player will be ready for Thursday's important game.
Speaking about the match, Wagner praised his team's performance and called it a "great occasion". He was pleased with how the players defended and worked hard throughout the game. He also mentioned that the second leg will be an exciting one.
Leeds head coach, Daniel Farke, also shared his satisfaction with his team's performance. He believed they controlled the game for long periods of the second half. Farke highlighted their solid defense, especially against Norwich's threat from set pieces. He also praised their effort and confidence as the game progressed.
Both managers were content with the result and are looking forward to the second leg. Norwich and Leeds will have to give it their all in the upcoming match to secure a spot in the Championship play-off final.
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