Leeds United 0-0 Brentford result - Spoils shared in lacklustre Premier League encounter

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Lewis-Potter struck that free-kick straight into the wall and though Kayode tried to wind up one more long throw, it comes to nothing and that's all she wrote! The spoils are shared.

Ouattara is felled on the break and that gives Brentford what will surely be the last chance of the game, a free-kick about 25 yards out.

He's not made the impact he'd have wanted up front but the Brazilian has been resolute without the ball in the last five minutes, and clears a dangerous cross to keep it 0-0.

And they begin with Lewis-Potter staying down after a collision.

James passes to nothing and Jensen intercepts, but Leeds come right back and win a throw in. They just can't find the all-important final pass.

And this match doesn't deserve a dramatic winner.

Minutes after he slammed a clearance into Tankaka's face and almost giving Brentford a one-on-one, Struijk makes way for Dan James.

Only Liverpool have scored more goals than Brentford in the last 15 minutes of the Premier League this season, and Leeds have a knack of conceding late on too.

However, the hosts look more likely to score right now.

The substitute's shot is deflected and flashes past Kelleher's post. But a slightly different angle and that could've very easily nestled in the back of the net.

Struijk flicks on the resulting corner but no one can latch onto it.

Leeds will be desperate for their first victory in six weeks but with matches against Burnley and Wolves coming up, this point probably suits them better than Brentford who are watching a golden opportunity to close on the top six slip away.

Noah Okafor makes his first appearance in over a month, having recovered from a hamstring injury, and Ao Tanaka is also on for Leeds. Aaronson and Nmecha make way.

The German chases two balls poked in behind the Leeds defence but on both occasions Karl Darlow beats him to it.

Brentford clear the danger but Leeds remain in the ascendancy.

Incredible effort by Kayode kept the ball in play and he looked to have the beating of James Justin as he raced into the penalty area.

However, the England international just about recovered and cleared.

Dango Ouattara is the most obvious impact sub for Brentford, who need someone to turn the tide of this game.

Noah Okafor, Dan James and Joel Piroe are among the options on the bench for Daniel Farke, who will make the first move?

Ethan Ampadu charges forwards then shoots from the edge of the box, a swirling effort that Kelleher had to watch all the way.

Unfortunately for Leeds it was straight at the Irishman - a metre to the left or right and he could've been in trouble.

They controlled possession around Brentford's penalty area, but Aaronson rushed his shot at the end and dragged it wide. Since that Jensen chance, Leeds have been the better team.

Thiago frees Jensen who races into the Leeds penalty area, but takes a heavy touch at the wrong angle meaning he can only shoot into the side netting. He needed to do better there.