Leeds United correspondent Phil Hay has been reacting to Raphinha's antics at the full-time whistle after the Whites secured their Premier League status.

The Lowdown: Survival

The Whites were involved in a dramatic final day at the bottom of the Premier League and secured a 2-1 win thanks to Jack Harrison's effort in stoppage time. In the end, Jesse Marsch's side were safe even with a point due to Burnley losing against Newcastle.

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Raphinha opened the scoring after winning and converting a penalty in the second half, however, Leeds were in danger of throwing it away after an equaliser from the home side.

The Brazilian led the celebrations at the full-time whistle and jumped into the away end to celebrate with family, and Hay relayed what he did after emerging from the Whites faithful.

The Latest: Hay reacts

Taking to Twitter, Hay stated that the 25-year-old walked the whole length of the pitch on his knees, saying 'I don't know what it means'.

Beren Cross even shared footage of the antics, adding that Brentford fans 'are hating it'.

The Verdict: Parting gift?

That could well be Raphinha's last outing as a Whites player after heavy links with a move to Barcelona. If it is his last appearance, then it is brilliant final display.

He was SofaScore's man of the match with an 8.3/10 rating, with his 11 goals and three assists across the year vital in the club's route to survival. Ensuring a third season of Premier League football also means that a relegation release clause won't become active, meaning the club would bring in a big fee if he is to leave.

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