Jack Harrison reveals bloody wounds that required stitches after Leeds’ fight against Wolves on Instagram

Jack Harrison took to Instagram to reveal just how much he beat Leeds’ win over Wolves.

The 26-year-old opened the scoring for Los Blancos in a crucial 4-2 away win over the other Premier League contenders.

In the first half he was thrown in the face by the ball and left with a bloody nose.

However, it wasn’t the only wound he sustained at Wolves and Harrison posted his other injuries on social media.

A story on his Instagram account was accompanied by the caption: “Battle. bloody nose bloody hand trick at half time.”

The bloody tip of the index finger on his right hand clearly saw the wars.

Both legs are covered with cuts and scrapes, there are stitches on the left leg.

It’s clear Harrison put his body on the line for Leeds and helped them clinch vital points in their quest for Premier League survival.

He scored the opening goal of the game in the 6th minute by firing in after a low cross from Wilfried Gnonto.

It was the winger’s third Premier League goal of the season and second in as many games after his curling goal against Brighton.

Luke Ayling’s second-half header gave the Yorkshire side the lead, with Rasmus Kristensen scoring his third goal just after the hour mark.

Jonny Otto scored a stunner from distance for Wolves to close the gap and Matheus Cunha made it 3-2 as the clock ran out.

However, Jonny was sent off for a nasty tackle on Ayling before Rodrigo scored Leeds’ fourth.

Captain Ruben Neves also received his marching orders well into injury time when Wolves were defeated by nine men.