Leeds United and Brentford faced off in a tightly contested match that concluded without any goals, corresponding to matchday 31 of the Premier League.
Both teams had their chances, but neither could convert, ultimately resulting in a 0-0 draw.
Leeds’ James Justin stood out with an impressive performance, completing 64 accurate passes and attempting three shots on goal.
Brentford’s defense, led by Ethan Pinnock, proved formidable as he cleared four dangerous opportunities, showcasing his pivotal role.
Leeds manager Daniel Farke set up his team in a 3-5-2 formation, featuring Karl Darlow in goal; Joe Rodon, Jaka Bijol, and Pascal Struijk in defense; a midfield consisting of Jayden Bogle, Ethan Ampadu, Anton Stach, James Justin, and Brenden Aaronson; and the attacking duo of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha.
On the other side, Brentford’s Keith Andrews selected a 3-4-3 formation, with Caoimhin Kelleher guarding the net; a backline featuring Sepp van den Berg, Ethan Pinnock, and Nathan Collins; a midfield with Michael Kayode, Mathias Jensen, Jordan Henderson, and Keane Lewis-Potter; and a forward trio of Yegor Yarmolyuk, Igor Thiago, and Kevin Schade.
Referee Jarred Gillett oversaw the match proceedings.
Leeds will next travel to face Manchester United, while Brentford is set to host Everton.
The result leaves Leeds United in 15th place in the league with 33 points, whereas Brentford remains in 7th with 46 points.
Substitutions for Leeds United
68’ 2H – Lukas Nmecha was replaced by Noah Okafor and Brenden Aaronson by Ao Tanaka.
82’ 2H – Pascal Struijk was substituted for Daniel James.
Cautions for Leeds United
37’ 1H Pascal Struijk (Unsporting behavior) and 41’ 1H Jayden Bogle (Unsporting behavior).
Substitutions for Brentford
76’ 2H – Kevin Schade was replaced by Dango Ouattara.