SUNDERLAND, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Six months after Everton ‌let an injury-prone Dominic Calvert-Lewin leave on a free transfer, the English striker is on one of the hottest ‌scoring streaks in the Premier League as he netted in a sixth straight game in Sunday's 1-1 ‌draw at Sunderland.

When he finished off a beautifully constructed counter-attack where every Leeds player touched the ball, he became the first Leeds player to score in six top-flight games in a row since John McCole in the 1959-60 campaign.