Manchester United came from two goals down to rescue a point against managerless Leeds at Old Trafford in the Premier League on Wednesday night.
United came into the match aiming for a 14th successive home win in all competitions, but could not find the killer blow in the first of two quickfire games against Leeds. They remain 16 matches unbeaten at home, yet were left pondering what could have been had they taken their chances.
Leeds raced into the lead within 56 seconds as the high-tempo pressing style caught United in possession and allowed Willy Gnonto to smash it at the near post. United tried to hit back, but Alejandro Garnacho wasted two great chances, while Marcel Sabitzer's three efforts did not find the back of the net.
