Leeds vs Manchester United 1-1

Leeds and Manchester United drew 1-1 at Elland Road after Bryan Mbeumo put the visitors ahead in the first half and Dominic Calvert-Lewin levelled after the break.

Manchester United took the lead in the 35th minute when Mbeumo scored from a Youri Tielemans assist, and they went into half-time 1-0 up.

Leeds equalised in the 51st minute through Calvert-Lewin, set up by Tarik Muharemovic. Manchester United had already changed once at the break, replacing Lisandro Martínez with Noussair Mazraoui on 45 minutes, and both sides then used further substitutions as Leeds sent on Lukas Nmecha for Noah Okafor and Sean Longstaff for Ao Tanaka, while United brought on Mason Mount for Carlos Baleba and later Matheus Cunha for Tielemans. Neither side found a winner after the equaliser.

Leeds had 62% of the ball, made 530 passes to Manchester United's 345 and posted 1.00 expected goals to 0.93. United still matched them for the result. Leeds had more shots on target, 5-3, while United had a small edge in shots, 13-12, corners, 3-2, and saves, 3-2. Leeds were also called for 16 fouls to United's 5.

Bruno Fernandes was booked in the 17th minute and Gabriel Gudmundsson in the 19th for Leeds. Ethan Ampadu and Andrey Santos were both booked three minutes into stoppage time, while no player was sent off.