Leeds and Manchester United shared the points on Sunday after a tense affair at Elland Road.
Bryan Mbeumo poked home to give the visitors a first-half lead as Michael Carrick's side looked to restore order after a turbulent week at the club.
But the hosts kicked into gear after the restart as Dominic Calvert-Lewin continued his superb home record to equalise, before neither side could find a winner.
Here's how it happened.
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Man United have not won a domestic game since August since they beat Ipswich.
Their last win of any game came against Sabah in the Champions League last month.
It has been a dire run of form for the club, a series of results that clearly has had an effect on the squad given Lisandro MartÃnez's remarkable outburst after a midweek Champions League defeat to Atlético Madrid.
Speaking after the match, the Argentina defender appeared to criticise the club for not doing more to strengthen the squad in the transfer window after last year's third place league finish.
MartÃnez subsequently apologised and started Sunday's fixture, though he was taken off at half-time.
Leeds came into this one after giving Arsenal a scare in the Emirates last weekend.
James Justin opened the scoring only for the league champions to hit back through Ricardo Calafiori and Bruno Guimarães to take the three points.
