It’s not just the EFL Championship table that Leeds United are topping at the moment. Leeds’ young guns aren’t doing so badly either as their U-23 team are sitting pretty at the summit of the Professional Development League.

Leeds U-23 took on Bristol U-23 on Friday at Elland Road hoping to consolidate their position at the top of the table. In the end, Bristol were no match for the Peacocks who demolished them 5-0, playing some beautiful football along that way.

The third goal of the game in particular, scored by the highly-rated Jack Clarke, caught a lot of people’s attention for how beautifully it was constructed. Leeds calmly passed their way around their opponents and worked the ball to Jack Harrison on the left-flank, whose cross was brilliantly volleyed into the top corner by Clarke. Check out the goal below:

Jack Clarke’s form has gotten Leeds fans on social media clamoring for the youngster to be given a chance in the first team. If he keeps on playing like this, Clarke certainly can’t be far away from forcing himself into Bielsa’s plans.

Check out some of the tweets below –

How good is Jack Clarke!? He Surly will be making a first team debut at some point this season? #lufc

— Aram (@AramLian) September 7, 2018

There is a very big chance that Jack Clarke will not only be a part of the first team squad this year if he keeps going, but will be a starter! #lufc

— Sam Snaddon (@Sam_Snaddon) September 7, 2018

I've genuinely never been more excited about anyone coming through the academy as I am watching Jack Clarke the lad looks like a special talent. Let's hope the club are finally in a position that WE get the best of him!! #lufc

— Damian Staniforth (@Damo_1983) September 7, 2018

Got a feeling it is not going to be long before young Jack Clarke is in the first team @LUFC. His under 23 performances have been getting better and better. #baller

— Kevin Snaith (@kevinsnaith84) September 7, 2018

Jack Clarke class surely going to get in first team soon #lufc

— Cam Burrows (@CamBurrows92) September 7, 2018