The 'sensational' Jayden Bogle moment that could have changed it all in Leeds United vs Crystal Palace

Jayden Bogle is continuing to impress in a Leeds United shirt.

The right-wing back is sending his message loud and clear to Thomas Tuchel after a great start to the season.

He has been a key reason as to why the Whites are still undefeated in the Premier League, and he produced several top-class moments in the draw against Crystal Palace.

Daniel Farke's side drew 0-0 with the Eagles to maintain their unbeaten start in the league heading into the international break, and sit fifth in the division thanks to several top performers.

One player who has been consistent for Leeds in particular is Bogle, who earned the praise of former Elland Road man, Paul Robinson.

Paul Robinson hails Jayden Bogle for 'sensational' moment vs Crystal Palace

Bogle was taken off in the 67th minute and replaced by Dan James, but the latter failed to have much impact on the game.

Just shortly after Tyrick Mitchell's goal was ruled offside, Dominic Calvert-Lewin had the Whites' best chance on paper in the 56th minute.

Bogle put the ball on a plate for the English international, who put his effort straight at Walter Benitez with an xG rate of 0.52.

While co-commentating live on Sky Sports, Paul Robinson reacted after Bogle's cross for his striker.

Robinson said: "It's a sensational ball into the box; you think for all the world that, in the form Calvert-Lewin is in, he's going to tap it into the net.

"But Benitez stands his ground and makes a really good, solid reaction save."

Bogle continues to impress for Leeds, and perhaps an England call-up won't be too far away if he keeps his momentum going for the Whites.

Daniel Farke explains 'reality' of Leeds result vs Crystal Palace

Farke went through the emotions after Leeds' performance against the Eagles, but feels like the break has come at a good time for his side, who have made a statement with their start to the season.

The German head coach explained in his pre-match press conference that he will have a short break himself, but will use the three weeks ahead to give attention to players who haven't had much of a look-in so far, as well as keeping an eye on the youngsters at the club.

He spoke after the game about his feelings about the result, and is fully aware that the campaign is going to be a long, hard fight for success.

Farke said, as quoted by Leeds Live: "Mixed emotions. Preferred to win it, but reality is that all 38 games can be magic nights.

"Sometimes you have to dig in. Many things I liked: unbeaten run and clean sheet. If we can't win, then we don't lose. A valuable point."

There have been lots of positives from Leeds' start, but there are also areas that can be improved on.

Let's see how the Whites respond after the break.