Leeds United shared a 1-1 draw with Brentford in their first home game of the new Premier League season at Elland Road - but how did we rate the performances?
Leeds made a bright enough start but without creating any clearcut chances and Brentford’s very dangerous attacking threat soon became very apparent.
The Whites were then dealt a blow as Joe Rodon was forced off inured and the Whites fell behind shortly afterwards as a cross from Keane Lewis-Potter picked out the classy Kevin Schade who beat Jaka Bijol to apply a smart dinked finish into the top right corner.
Whites boss Daniel Farke made a double change at the break but Leeds were unable to offer much until another double change and one of those substitutes in Lukas Nmecha set up Dominic Calvert-Lewin to draw the Whites level.
Leeds United writer Lee Sobot hands out the scores.
1. James Trafford
8 - Solid again in the first half and couldn't do much about Schade's smart finish. But some more big saves as the game progressed including a huge one to deny Thiago and very alert clearance created a big chance at the end. Also alert to clear two short back passes and very much excelling already. | Getty Images
2. Jayden Bogle
5 - Very bright getting forward but given a hard time of it defensively and might have been lucky to avoid conceding a penalty when clipping Schade just inside the box in the second half. | Annabel Lee-Ellis/PA Wire
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3. Joe Rodon
5 - Wasn't having his best game, getting away with an undercooked back pass to Trafford and then did his hamstring, forced off injured. The main thing now is hoping that he's not out for too long. | Getty Images
4. Jaka Bijol
4 - A real struggle against Thiago and co, dived in which led to Brentford countering for the goal in which he was beaten to the ball by Schade. Hooked at half time and a day to forget. | Getty Images
5. Tarik Muharemovic
8 - Definitely the best centre back who made some big tackles, blocks and clearances against a very good attack. Very neat feet again and just looks so calm and composed. Could see him being virtually ever present this season if staying injury free. | Getty Images
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6. James Justin
7 - Solid start but a real challenge down that flank against Anthony. Much better after the break and his strike from the edge of the box forced a very good save. | Getty Images