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It's a draw - but it's a good draw from Leeds United's point of view.

Steve Evans is clearly pleased with the reaction from his players after he asked them to evoke the Leeds of old.

You can hear reaction from Evans here very shortly.

We'll be back on Saturday as Leeds take on Bolton - thanks for joining us, and goodnight!

"We've been talking to them since I came in about how you have to deliver as a Leeds United player," Evans told BBC Radio Leeds.

"You might not have the ability of past great players but you can work as hard as they do.

"That is effort and determination on people's faces. It was Stuart Dallas' best game and Sam Byram, who people want a lot of money for, played well tonight."

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"It was harsh to be 1-0 down at half-time," Steve Evans told BBC Leeds.

"The quality, the speed and the passion shown was good. We had three or four youngsters on that pitch and they're ingrained in Leeds United, which is fantastic."

We'll have post-match reaction from Steve Evans very soon, but in the meantime get in touch with us @wysdaily, external and let us know your thoughts on today's game.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker

You’ve got to win at least three quarters of your games at Elland Road and be picking up these points if we have play-off aspirations.

This is great point - it should have been three but we have to make the most of these opportunities.

You can then carry that on to Elland Road and turn those stats around.

That should be our fortress and where we get all our points.

Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Earlier in the season, I felt if they went behind they didn’t look like they would win.

Today you never ever felt they were out of it.

We’re drained – it's been that sort of game.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker

Leeds deserved three points tonight.

There were good tactics and good play.

It should have been three points but they showed desire, commitment and passion for the game.

There was urgency and positivity throughout the game.

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The whistle goes, and Leeds have avoided making it four defeats on the trot.

Such a frenetic second half and some great defending from Leeds and great goalkeeping for Fulham kept the scores level.

A decent start to Steve Evans' reign then. We've certainly seen a much more attacking Leeds United tonight.

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The free-kick is headed away before Bamba comes charging forward.

He's off-side, however, and there's not long left now.

A bit of argy bargy in the box hands Leeds another free-kick and Burn and Cook both go in the book.

A minute left - can someone snaffle another goal?

Four minutes of extra time and Leeds have a corner.

Yet another fine save from Lewis - that's four in the game - has denied Antenucci a certain goal.

Antenucci, unmarked, turned and shot but a full-stretch Lewis somehow got a finger tip to it to knock the ball wide. Unbelievable effort.

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Fulham's goal scorer Dembele makes way for Cauley Woodrow before the home side take a corner.

There's a change for Leeds too as Dallas is replaced by Kalvin Phillips.

Three times now Buckley has been clear on goal, and three times he's been off-side.

The Fulham fans are furious in the stands - Leeds have frustrated their players so well in this half.

Another cracking save from Lewis has our commentators falling off their seats.

Dallas tried to bend the ball into the top corner but Lewis, with sensational reflexes, leaps and knocks it behind for a corner.

The corner is headed well wide and Fulham break, before Cooper puts Fulham on the back foot yet again. This is frantic football.