Leeds United and Manchester United played out their second consecutive 1-1 Elland Road draw in Sunday's 2pm kick-off. Bryan Mbeumo's first-half strike was cancelled out six minutes after the break by Dominic Calvert-Lewin's fourth Premier League goal of the season. The Whites had chances to win it but had to settle for a point against their trans-Pennine rivals.
Here are moments you might have missed.
Ex-Premier League forward Jan Åge Fjørtoft luxuriating in Daniel Farke's dugout seat in the early-morning sun hours before the game. The Norwegian would later interview Noah Okafor in the dugout.
Peter Schmeichel having his make-up touched up in a media room that was packed with staff from 14 different broadcast organisations. Jan Molby, Freddie Ljungberg and Jaap Stam were among those milling around the media room and had a pre-game catch up.
Matt Kilgallon getting a hero's welcome from some fellow ex-Leeds players as he arrived at the stadium behind the West Stand. Former Leeds man Jon Newsome fulfilling his pre-match duties for the club and then hot-footing it to the press box to commentate for BBC Leeds.
Jean-Mattéo Bahoya, Lukas Nmecha, Sean Longstaff and other members of the squad meeting the TikTok famous Selby Disability Football Group and a family dealing with terminal illness for pitchside photos before the game. Someone remarked that the players are not as big in real life as they would have imagined, until giant goalkeeper James Trafford wandered over and pulled his snood down to pose for a picture.
Elland Road's first ever referee mascot lining up in the tunnel with the other youngsters who would accompany the team out onto the pitch.
Karl Darlow catching up with former colleagues in the tunnel area.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin and then Ethan Ampadu starching shots into the top corner in the warm-up. Harry Wilson followed suit with a blistering half volley and then got soaked by a sprinkler that suddenly sprung to life next to him. The Welsh international risked the ire of the groundsmen by attempting to adjust one so he didn't get any wetter.
Darlow getting the expected reception from home fans in the West Stand as he took his place in the dugout.
Okafor having a little chat with his tiny mascot as they lined up for the pre-game handshakes.
Trafford whipping up the Kop before kick-off.
Bruno Fernandes and Ethan Ampadu having words as they left the pitch at half-time.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin gifting his match-worn shirt to a young fan on his way around the ground at full-time. The striker had a quick word and a high-five with a member of the groundstaff too.
A member of the catering team looking up from his work clearing away the players' post-match food to tell Farke he's 'doing a great job' as manager.




