BBC News: National media verdict For Leeds United’s attacking brilliance after been forced in Bristol City win…..

Leeds edged a tight first half, with Ethan Ampadu drawing a good save from Robins goalkeeper Max O’Leary, who also came off his line to deny Piroe before James fired in his first goal of the season. They looked all set to lead at the break until Naismith levelled with the visitors’ first attempt on target, ending United’s run of three home clean sheets stretching back to 18 August.

“O’Leary could have done better with Piroe’s shot which gave him a fifth goal in eight games, but he kept the hosts in the game midway through the second half with a fingertip save to turn Crysencio Summerville’s drive onto the post. Sam Byram made a superb block to deny Andreas Weimann a late equaliser, but Daniel Farke’s men deserved their fifth win of the season and Jaidon Anthony almost added a third Leeds goal when he broke through but saw his shot well saved by O’Leary

James Piercy of Bristol Live said: “Leeds United manager Daniel Farke warmly embraced Nigel Pearson before the game, with a passionate bear hug inside his technical area, while it was mirrored by Elland Road legend Eddie Gray post-match in pretty much the same spot. “What you done to yourself, lad?” the playful quip from the Glaswegian great, as they shared a joke or three.