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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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

In the EFL Championship, which is one of the world's most competitive divisions, everything counts when determining the fate of a team. Queens Park Rangers welcomes Leeds United this Saturday in a game that's worth more than three points; it has an enormous psychological burden for both teams.

Saito, who opened the scoring against the Championship leaders at Loftus Road, was shown a red card by referee Tim Robinson for a challenge on Leeds winger Daniel James in second-half stoppage