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.
7. Ethan Ampadu
7 - Plenty of big tackles and energy and one lovely pass for Bogle but a few fouls and unable to really get control in midfield. Better after the break and kept driving away. | Getty Images
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8. Anton Stach
6 - One of the better Leeds players in the first half and made a huge clearance to prevent what otherwise looked a certain Brentford goal from a counter from his own free kick. Not at his absolute best but kept battling away. | Getty Images
9. Noah Okafor
6 - Brightest spark for Leeds attacking wise in the first half but that's not saying much, very quick feet but overhit crosses a bit. Similar sort of story until subbed after the break. | Getty Images
10. Brenden Aaronson
4 - Very quiet, hardly involved apart from one neat piece of defending to start a counter outside his own box. Subbed for Wilson at half time. | Getty Images
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11. Dominic Calvert-Lewin
7 - The usual battling, physical display and holding the ball up well but without really having much of a sniff in the first half. But right place right time to draw Leeds level. | Getty Images
12. Nico Elvedi
7 - On for the injured Rodon and did not have a great start, gave the ball away a bit and chasing shadows somewhat but got much more involved after the break and looked much better in a back four alongside Muharemovic. Played a big part in driving Leeds on towards the end and surely pushing for a start. | Getty Images