Leeds and Newcastle played to a 0-0 draw at Elland Road in a cagey Premier League match with few clear chances. Leeds used pace on the flanks through Giacomo Gnonto and James but mainly produced speculative long-range attempts. Newcastle defended compactly and had their best early chance when Osula’s strike was brilliantly blocked by Gudmundsson on the line. The second half remained stalemated as both teams cancelled each other out. Calvert-Lewin was presented one-on-one late after Harrison's pass but his first touch was too heavy and Pope saved. Pope later made a near-post stop to preserve the clean sheet.
Leeds and Newcastle shared the spoils in a tight, largely uneventful Premier League clash at Elland Road, with neither side able to break the deadlock in a goalless draw. The first half was cagey and low on chances. Leeds looked to assert themselves early through the pace of Giacomo Gnonto and James, both of whom provided threat on the flanks.
In the 75th minute, Harrison delivered a beautifully weighted pass over the Newcastle defence, leaving Calvert-Lewin one-on-one with Pope. The striker's first touch, however, was too heavy, allowing the goalkeeper to intervene and preserve the stalemate. Just before the final whistle, Bogle again found Calvert-Lewin in space, but Pope reacted quickly to make a crucial near-post save, ensuring that the score remained 0-0.
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