Swansea 0-4 Leeds: Leeds show a Dutch of class on road to leapfrog Southampton

Ruthless Leeds went double Dutch to secure a magnificent seventh successive Championship triumph in Swansea and move into the second automatic promotion place.

Crysencio Summerville, with his 16th of the season, and former Swansea star Joel Piroe gave Leeds a flying start as they both scored in the opening 10 minutes of a one-sided affair that equalled Leeds’ biggest win of the season against promotin rivals Ipswich.

Leeds lost striker Patrick Bamford in the warm-up and that meant Piroe started against the club he left last summer for a reported £12million.

It didn’t take long for him to show the home fans what they have been missing as Daniel Farke’s visitors roared out of the blocks in Wales.

First Summerville beat Carl Rushworth with a close-range shot that took a wicked deflection off Jay Fulton.

Fellow Dutchman Piroe then beat Rushworth to round off a sweeping move that saw him fire a fierce shot through the grasp of the home keeper.

It evoked memories of the nightmare start Luke Williams’ Swansea side had suffered against Southampton three weeks earlier. Then they were 2-0 down at home in 20 minutes and 3-1 behind by the break.

New boss Williams had tasted his first Championship win since taking over at the beginning of last month in the 1-0 win at Hull City last weekend, yet his side could do nothing to stem the flow of Leeds attacks.

Rushworth denied Piroe a second and also saved low down from Georgino Rutter but he was powerless to stop a third goal finally being scored on 36 minutes when Gnonto turned Ben Cabango inside out and scored with left-footed shot into the right corner.

Swansea at least pressed forward a bit more in the second half and Jamie Paterson had two chances, forcing a save from his first and then