Daniel Farke's message, 'furious' exchange: Things you may have missed in Leeds vs Man United
Daniel Farke may have mixed feelings after Leeds United's 1-1 draw against Manchester United on Sunday.
The Whites fought back to earn another point in the Premier League, but also had chances to steal all the points.
Bryan Mbeumo scored early for the Red Devils, as Michael Carrick came to Elland Road under big external pressure.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin equalised for the hosts in the second 45, combining with Tarik Muharemovic for his fifth goal of the season in all competitions.
Farke's side sit in seventh place in the division after as many games, and will be hoping to qualify for Europe at the end of the campaign.
However, there were several moments in the game that some Leeds and Man United fans may have missed.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin's 'body language' was all right vs Man United
Calvert-Lewin is always going to be backed as the man who could make a difference in any game for Leeds.
However, the 29-year-old's record against the Red Devils isn't the best, as he's now registered three goals in 19 games against them.
Speaking for BBC's Match of the Day, Dion Dublin praised the striker's body language throughout the game.
Dublin said: "I just think from Calvert-Lewin's body language, from what I've seen early on in the game, he just seems to be up for it.
"I think he's shown that he means business."
Dublin was right, because Calvert-Lewin went on and scored a brilliant finish to earn his side a result.
Bruno Fernandes 'furious' despite foul on Leeds star
To no surprise, Bruno Fernandes was involved in the thick of heated moments against Leeds.
The midfielder was the first player to pick up a booking in the match, receiving a yellow card for a rash challenge on Tarik Muharemovic.
However, it wasn't initially clear what referee Darren England actually penalised him for.
While speaking live on Sky Sports, Garry Neville said: "Fernandes is furious; he's still having a go at the referee.
"Is it [the yellow card] for the chatting back, or is it for this? Yeah, it's for this [the tackle]. Maybe his annoyance is that [Ethan] Ampadu didn't get a yellow card for the one before."
There were plenty of other challenges in the game, and perhaps some were lucky to stay on the pitch.
Daniel Farke message to team after equaliser
Farke will look to take the positives from the result against Manchester United, even if the Whites were hoping for a win.
The German head coach was animated as ever at Elland Road, as he didn't hold back after his side levelled the score.
As highlighted by Leeds Live's Isaac Johnson on X, Farke raised his arms and told his players to keep going after Calvert-Lewin made it 1-1
While Leeds did keep pushing for a winner, they were unable to find one and had to settle for the draw instead.
