Leeds United defender Gabriel Gudmundsson has been voted Hisense Player of the Match after a commanding performance in Wednesday night's 3-1 victory over Chelsea at Elland Road.

The Swedish international was at the heart of an energetic and disciplined Leeds display, playing 89 minutes and showcasing his strength both in and out of possession. Gudmundsson made 55 touches, completed 12 accurate passes, and proved a constant defensive presence across the back line.

His work rate was reflected in the numbers - a remarkable 14 defensive contributions, including 5 tackles won, 1 interception, 3 clearances and 6 recoveries. He also made 2 key passes going forward and earned 4 Fantasy Premier League points for his efforts.

Gudmundsson’s influence was felt in the duels, too, where he won more than any player on the pitch - an impressive 13 in total - helping Leeds gain control in key moments as Daniel Farke’s side secured a memorable win in front of a buoyant home crowd.

The award, voted for by Leeds United supporters, saw Gudmundsson receive 35% of the vote. Ethan Ampadu followed in second place with 20%, Ao Tanaka took third with 15%, and Jaka Bijol rounded off the top four with 13%.