Leeds United secured a point at the Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday afternoon, drawing 1-1 with Brentford following Dominic Calvert-Lewin's late equaliser.The hosts opened the scoring in the 70th

Leeds have eased the pressure on their manager - three fixtures that looked daunting have instead brought performances and points

Following Sunday's 1-1 draw at Brentford, a big claim has been made on the chances of Leeds sacking Farke and amid a change of formation undergone in recent weeks

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke hailed Dominic Calvert-Lewin as one of the leading strikers in the country after the Englishman netted his fourth goal in four games in a tight 1-1 draw at Brentford on Sunday.

Leeds United travel to London face Brentford on Sunday afternoon, looking to bring the momentum gained last week to the Gtech Community Stadium.Following an exhilarating 3-1 win over Chelsea, and a

Report and free match highlights as Brentford midfielder Jordan Hendersons second-half strike is cancelled out by Leeds striker Dominic Calvert-Lewins header; Leeds end a run of four away defeats and

Estevao was booked in the 39th minute for that bit of petulance and hooked at the break by a red-card fearing Enzo Maresca. “The feeling with Estevao was a little bit, ‘Welcome to Premier League, welcome to Leeds’,” the visiting head coach said after the 3-1 defeat for his side.

Sources say Leeds United are now unlikely to sign a striker in the January transfer window after Daniel Farke's decision vs Chelsea.

And so today's result stopped that run, and marked a three-game unbeaten run for the Whites. A fourth goal in four games from Dominic Calvert-Lewin saw Leeds to a 1-1 draw with them sitting three points above the drop zone.

Daniel Farke faces a 'critical week' to prevent the axe falling at Leeds after a trusted source revealed the big plans brewing for the January window.

Leeds United are ready to stick behind Daniel Farke for now, although the German remains under significant pressure.