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.
7. Ethan Ampadu
6 - Not at his brilliant best and it was worrying from an early stage how many times Palace got in behind the midfield but kept on battling away. | Getty Images
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8. Ao Tanaka
6 - Crowd chanted as name as he raced back to win the ball as Palace looked to counter and that summed up his display but did blaze a good chance over. Also conceded a dangerous free-kick on the edge of the box and later booked for stopping a Palace counter, after which he was taken off shortly afterwards. Bit of a mixed back but in general the midfield struggled. | Annabel Lee-Ellis/PA Wire
9. Anton Stach
5 - Very bright start as he launched himself into a few challenges. Looked then like he might have a good day but faded and his set pieces were not as good as usual. | Getty Images
10. Noah Okafor
7 - Some very direct and determined running and looked like the one most likely to make something happen. Decent applause as he was subbed for Nmecha. | Getty Images
11. Dominic Calvert-Lewin
6 - Looks incredibly sharp at present and some excellent hold up play and neat lay offs, also helped defensively. But unable to take huge chance after the break that really should have been buried. | Getty Images
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12. Brenden Aaronson (sub)
5 - Brought on in the no 10 role but unable to offer much despite his best efforts and gave the ball away many times. | Getty Images