Leeds and Manchester United drew 1-1 in the Premier League at Elland Road on Sunday, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported.

Bryan Mbeumo gave United the lead in the 35th minute, the official match record shows. Youri Tielemans set up the goal, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported. Mbeumo had missed a free header earlier in the half, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported. Before that, United goalkeeper Senne Lammens made a quick save to stop a header from Leeds defender Nico Elvedi, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin tied the game for Leeds in the 51st minute, the match record shows. Tarik Muharemovic reached a corner first, and Calvert-Lewin beat Mbeumo to the ball and scored, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported.

Lisandro Martínez started for United, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported. Earlier in the week, the defender criticized the club's leaders, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported. He was fined, BBC Sport reported. He apologized on Thursday, The Guardian reported. Leeds fans booed him and United fans cheered him, BBC Sport reported. He was replaced by Noussair Mazraoui at half-time, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported.

United captain Bruno Fernandes and Leeds player Gabriel Gudmundsson were both shown yellow cards in the first half, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported.

United have won only one league game this season, The Guardian reported. It was against Ipswich at the end of August, the paper said. United's head coach is Michael Carrick, BBC Sport and The Guardian reported. United play Como in the Champions League on Wednesday, The Guardian reported.

What we know: Leeds and Manchester United drew 1-1, with goals from Mbeumo and Calvert-Lewin, and Martínez played the first half.
What we don't: Whether Martínez will keep his place for United's next game.