Leeds United 2-2 Brentford - recap: Ratings and reaction from Elland Road draw

He said:“This moment my feeling is that it’s definitely not a point to celebrate. What I will celebrate is the performance, because we are going up here without key players - no complaints, I know Leeds have injuries as well - but when you have the lowest budget, then it hits harder when you’re missing key players in key positions, especially when you’re missing three or four.

“Top performance, first half really good first fifteen minutes. Except for the goal we gave nothing away under pressure from Leeds. We pressed higher in the second half.

“We won the ball twice, scored two very good goals and were in complete control. They didn’t create anything, then last minute... it’s a tough one.”

He said: “The players that are used to scoring normally they're in the right place at the right moment. What you value about the score is the opportunism of it.”

He said: “He has got a problem in his hip, and he's finishing up his recovery.”

He said: “We conceded the first part of the game, but without receiving any goals. From the initial fifteen minutes onwards, we had a good half an hour.

“The second half we started well. We had incomings and outgoings of Ayling and Phillips, where we went a few moments without them.

“Then after Kalvin came back on and went back off, that made us lose organisation, but it shouldn't have been this way.

“In those fifteen minutes in the second half, we did receive the goals. But the final thirty minutes, with a lot more difficulties but a lot of perseverance to attack, I think we ended up again at a result that was fair on one side and insufficient if you look at the whole game.”

Some immediate reaction from the Leeds boss as he joins the post-match press conference...

He said: “To have drawn the game the way we did, it changes the flavour of it. But if you look at the game in a general context, we should have won it.”

Right then... stick with us here as we bring you the full reaction from another wild finish at Elland Road.

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