Leeds continues unbeaten Premier League run
Leeds United's unbeaten start to the Premier League season continued despite being held by Crystal Palace in a 0-0 draw at Elland Road.
There was fortune to Leeds' unbeaten record staying intact after Tyrick Mitchell had a second-half goal disallowed for offside against Anan Khalaili off the back of a VAR review.
Palace had the better share of the early chances as Quinten Timber blazed a 25-yard attempt over inside the first six minutes, before Ao Tanaka fired a close-range shot into the stands at the other end.
James Trafford was called into action to deny Daichi Kamada minutes later, while Nico Elvedi had to be alert to prevent Timber鈥檚 effort from finding the back of the net midway through a quiet first half.
Palace started the second 45 minutes with more urgency, with Yeremy Pino seeing his 20-yard free-kick parried by Trafford, before Kamada鈥檚 shot whistled past the upright.
Mitchell then thought he had scored his third league goal of the season, but his half-volley was ruled out for offside against Khalaili, who strayed beyond the last defender down the right-hand side.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin should have put Daniel Farke鈥檚 side ahead in the 56th minute, but the England striker saw his right-footed strike thwarted by Walter Benitez after James Justin's delivery.
There was more frustration for Palace as Chris Richards floated an exquisite delivery to the back post, but Kamada was unable to guide a glancing header into the bottom corner late on.
