Leeds United’s Brenden Aaronson was voted the Hisense Player of the Match after an inspired all-action performance in Friday night’s 2-1 win over West Ham United.
The American forward capped a tireless display with a goal and a dynamic contribution across the pitch, earning 62% of the fan vote ahead of Joe Rodon (26%), Jaka Bijol (2%) and Ethan Ampadu (2%).
Aaronson, who played 87 minutes, was at the heart of Leeds’ attacking play, recording **three total shots**, **two chances created**, and **three successful dribbles from three attempts**. His precise finish — worth **0.57 expected goals (xG)** — set the tone for a dominant team performance at Elland Road.
Beyond his attacking output, Aaronson’s work rate without the ball was equally impressive. He registered **nine defensive contributions**, including **three tackles**, **two interceptions**, and **four recoveries**, while also winning **eight ground duels**.
Despite making just **11 passes** and having **38 touches**, Aaronson’s efficiency and intensity stood out. He also delivered **two crosses** and finished with an **FPL haul of 11 points**, rewarding both Leeds fans and Fantasy managers alike.