... in added time, and it's a point at Elland Road today. Palace might have felt they should have taken all three, but it's a decent takeaway from a tough ground to visit.

... to be played at Elland Road.

Leeds have two efforts blocked inside the box and Palace go route one on the counter, Nketiah running clear down the right... he squares for Sarr but it's a fraction behind the No. 7, and Leeds manage to tackle him at the last.

Richards launches in a long throw, it's cleared, and he has a chance to whip it in with his feet. He does so and it reaches Kamada at the back post... oh, he's unsighted, and heads wide! Big opportunity!

Sage introduces Sarr for his first league appearance of the season, as well as Eddie Nketiah. Can the duo open their accounts in the Premier League this season? It'd be a decent time to do it!

And Palace have just won a free-kick out wide after Kamada is felled. Pino will take it... but overhits it. The Eagles still creating the better openings in the latter stages.

Wonderful one-touch passing from Palace involving Khalaili, Strand Larsen, Pino and towards Kamada... inside the box... he appears to be barged by Ampadu but, in fairness, it's an inch-perfect block tackle when you look at it again. Palace still looking the more threatening here.

They're having a strong spell, the hosts. Calvert-Lewin launches himself at a long throw and almost makes contact with a diving header in front of goal. Palace need to see this section of the game out.

It's an outstanding stop from the Argentinean. Justin plays in a cross from deep and Calvert-Lewin is unmarked, six yards out... he hits the target, but Benítez scrambles low to his left to claw it away. Outstanding stop.

MITCHELL CONVERTS! It's another opportunistic finish as a first-time cross from Khalaili is deflected into the air by Justin, and Mitchell meets it with a side-footed volley to convert from close range.. but then, VAR rules it out for Khalaili being offside in the build-up.

Palace well on top here in the early stages of the second-half. Daichi goes close with a low left-footed effort across goal.

Ohhh! A brilliant counter-attack involving Canvot, Pino and Kamada culminates in Wharton being felled on the edge of the box. Pino takes it... and whips towards the goalkeeper's near post, low, bottom corner! Trafford palms it round the post. From the corner, it drops to Lerma to hit - and he blazes over!

... at half-time, and it's a first Premier League appearance of the season for Jefferson Lerma, who slots in on the right side of the back three.

But Palace have had lots of promising moments on the break. They'll have been encouraged by the display.

... and I think it's Calvert-Lewin who gets the shot in in the end, but it thankfully deflects, relatively harmlessly, back to Benítez. Not much in it at all so far.

Palace giving as good as they're getting here. Kamada drives forward and slips in Mitchell on the outside. His first-time cross takes a deflection - and tests Trafford's handling at his near post. End-to-end stuff at Elland Road.

First, Pino swings one into the feet of Strand Larsen, who's tackled six yards out. It breaks to Timber... but his shot deflects away! Then, up the other end, Canvot makes a fine last-ditch slide to stop Calvert-Lewin from tapping home.

Another decent opening for Palace that, started by a line-breaking pass from Wharton into Strand Larsen's feet. He's come deep and is able to play in Kamada on the overlap... but with the angle narrowing, it's straight at Trafford in the end.

Palace don't deal with a dropping ball inside the box on this occasion, but thankfully Tanaka sweeps his finish over the bar.

Timber bursts from deep, drive forwards and looks to play in Strand Larsen... the Norwegian is baring down on goal, but is denied by a fine last-ditch tackle by Muhamerovic.

From the hosts, who are launching the ball into the Palace box whenever they can. The Eagles defending stoutly however.

COME ON PALACEEEE!

... as the two teams emerge and we're treated to a rousing rendition of 'Marching On Together!' A classic football anthem if ever there were one! Palace are in their change strip of red and blue stripes.

... inside Elland Road this afternoon, with that pre-match buzz of anticipation. Can Palace sign off for the September international break in style?

The hosts are unchanged from the team which defeated Newcastle 4-1 here on Monday night.

It's a gloriously sunny afternoon here in West Yorkshire, as the Eagles are set to take flight for our final match before the three-week international window!