Leeds United fans have told England boss Gareth Southgate he was wrong to overlook Patrick Bamford.
Bamford missed out on a maiden senior international call-up this week as Southgate opted to draft in Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins for the first time.
But the Leeds striker sent a message to Southgate by scoring a goal and setting one up as Marcelo Bielsa's men beat Fulham 2-1 in Friday night's Premier League clash at Craven Cottage.
Bamford opened the scoring just before the half-hour mark, neatly turning in a low centre from Jack Harrison - his 14th goal of the season.
However, Bamford provided a fine assist for Raphinha to score the winner in the 58th minute.
The result took up to 11th in the table and on to 39 points from 29 games - now 13 points clear of the drop zone.
It also ended their long run without a victory in London.
After the match, Leeds supporters took to social media to give their thoughts.
"Hey Southgate, that’s a goal and an assist for our man," said one on Twitter.
Another tweeted: "Are you watching Gareth Southgate?"
Meanwhile, a third fan added: "I'd like to think Southgate is saving Bamford for the Euros."
Bamford had limped off during last weekend's goalless draw with Chelsea after sustaining a hip injury.
He was passed fit to start at Fulham and got through 77 minutes before being replaced by Mateusz Klich.
