Dominic Calvert-Lewin's incredible goal-scoring run continued as he found the net in a sixth consecutive Premier League game to secure Leeds a 1-1 draw at Sunderland.
The striker, who now has seven goals in his last six games. continued to push his case for an England recall, cancelling out Simon Adingra's first-half opener after the winger was teed up beautifully by Granit Xhaka's inch-perfect pass.
Sunderland just about edged an action-packed first half and Brian Brobbey hit the crossbar with a header just before the break as the hosts missed the chance to get some breathing space in the game.
It proved costly as Leeds roared back after the interval.
Calvert-Lewin was in the right place at the right time to equalise in a fine move that saw all 11 Leeds players touch the ball.
The momentum was with Leeds as they dominated the second half but they could not find a winner as both sides had to settle for a point and Sunderland kept their undefeated home record this season intact.
More to follow.