Championship leaders Leeds United fought back from two goals down to earn a draw at Queens Park Rangers. Koki Saito and captain Steve Cook put the hosts in command but Leeds halved their deficit shortly before half-time through a Morgan Fox own goal.

Leeds United came from behind to secure a 2-2 draw against Queens Park Rangers in the Championship on Saturday at Loftus Road. The Whites were poor in the first half and went two goals down, but

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But a timely Morgan Fox own-goal allowed Leeds to reach half-time with some momentum and Jayden Bogle’s finish shortly after the break levelled it at 2-2. Both sides went on to create chances before eventually settling for a point each, with Saito’s straight red card and a QPR counter-attack the only late drama.

Wilfried Gnonto came on for Aaronson at half-time, Farke admitting the American was disappointed in the dressing room having given the ball away for the first goal. Gnonto went on to make a real case for the number 10 role with a great performance in his wake, playing the ball through to Daniel James, whose cross led to the equaliser.

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke admitted he may have set his team up differently in hindsight after their 2-2 draw with Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.Leeds found themselves 2-0 down inside 30