Jesse Marsch responds to Leeds United fan on Instagram after his comment following win over Liverpool at Anfield

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Jesse Marsch has responded to a Leeds United fan on Instagram after his comment following the massive win over Liverpool at Anfield.

The Whites picked up all three points on their travels to Merseyside on Saturday evening after a dramatic late goal from Crysencio Summerville.

Leeds took the lead inside five minutes as Rodrigo pounced on an error from Joe Gomez to place the ball into an empty goal.

Marsch’s men were pegged back just 10 minutes later as Mohamed Salah converted Andy Robertson’s cross.

Illan Meslier made a series of brilliant saves to keep Leeds in the game and deny Darwin Nunez.

And when Summerville poked the ball past Alisson Becker in the 89th minute, Marsch could not hide his delight on the touchline.

The American boss raised one arm outwards and flicked his other hand back and forth before fist pumping the air.

Now, he has responded to a Leeds fan on Instagram who asked him about his celebrations.

Marsch responds to Leeds fan

Marsch posted on social media following a much-needed win for his side.

He wrote: “A lot was said before yesterday’s game but the commitment of the squad has never faltered and yesterday was the reward for weeks of hard work.

“We know we’re not perfect and we’ve got work to do but we love this team and this club and we’ll keep pushing.”

A fan replied underneath his post with: “Talk to us about that celebration Jesse lad.”

“Honestly I have no idea. My wife has been asking me since the match what is wrong with me!?!” Marsch replied.

It’s brilliant to see Marsch interacting with the fans after what has been a difficult couple of months for the Leeds boss.

Before Saturday, his side hadn’t won a Premier League game since August and pressure on the American’s job seemed to be mounting.

But a win at Anfield should certainly give Marsch some breathing space and he will be hoping his young side use this as a platform to start picking up positive results on a more consistent basis.