Leeds United’s final game before the extended international break at home to Crystal Palace ended in a goalless draw - but how did we rate the performances?
Both sides had half chances in a fairly open and even but goalless first half, Ao Tanaka blasting over with a half volley at the far post from a flicked on Ethan Ampadu long throw and Nico Elvedi’s shot on the turn saved from a corner.
Palace then enjoyed a particularly threatening spell after the break, James Trafford producing a fine save to keep out a Yeremy Pino free kick and the Eagles looked to have gone ahead through Tyrick Mitchell yet Anan Khalaili was judged offside in the build up.
But Leeds also had chances to take all three points, Dominic Calvert-Lewin unable to take the best of them as he fired straight at keeper Walter Benitez from a James Justin cross.
Leeds United writer Lee Sobot hands out the scores.
1. 8 - James Trafford
8 - Solid and alert, mopped up with some routine saves and alert to gather a deflected Mitchell cross. Big save after the break to tip Pino's free kick wide at full stretch and didn't really put a foot wrong. Eventually beaten by Mitchell's smart finish but VAR saved his men and ultimately led to another clean sheet. Somewhere between a 7 and an 8 but another clean sheet can bump him to an 8. | Getty Images
2. Jayden Bogle
6 - Usual energetic display but booked for a clumsy late challenge in the first half. Excellent turn led to the DCL chance. Not quite as impressive as in previous games but a decent enough display. | Getty Images
3. James Justin
6 - Got forward from right centre back as Rodon does and a bit of joy on that front but a challenge against the Palace attackers. Lovely cross for the DCL chance which really should have been buried. | Getty Images
4. Nico Elvedi
7 - A hard task up against the very physical Strand Larsen but made some important interceptions, looked composed and some lovely passes out of defence. | Getty Images
5. Tarik Muharemovic
8 - Yet again a huge number of defensive contributions and a huge tackle on Strand Larsen after he was played in behind and another huge tackle with Palace clean through at the end. Leeds might well have lost but for those two interventions and the Bosnian is quickly looking like a class act. United's best player on the pitch and the shining star for another point.
6. Gabi Gudmundsson
6 - Tried to get Leeds going down that side but without too much joy and a bit of a let off when Palace's goal was disallowed after Khalaili had got in behind him. | AFP via Getty Images