Leeds 0-0 Newcastle - the fans' verdict

We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Leeds and Newcastle.

Here are some of your comments:

Leeds fans

Colin: Happy with a point as neither team deserved to win. Defence and midfield quite solid for Leeds but we really lack potency up front, which may be a problem for future games.

Pedro: Disappointing result for us. Newcastle are at their weakest with injuries and transfers and we were at home - so we really had to win. We won't get another chance like that against a top team.

Drew: Solid performance against decent opposition. Obviously we need to be sharper in the final third. Nobody's coming to Elland Road and getting an easy ride.

Nick: Not a classic game, but I was pleased with the result. We're still a bit weak in that final third, but I thought Dominic Calvert-Lewin showed promise, despite a weak effort that Nick Pope saved with his right boot. Defence was pretty good and getting a clean sheet after letting in five at Arsenal felt like a victory in itself. Work to be done, but four points from three games is an encouraging start to the season.

Newcastle fans

Richard: The team selection added to a miserable performance from Newcastle. I think we gave Leeds too much respect. Anthony Elanga was very poor again. The more I watch my team, the more I think the Alexander Isak controversy has affected team members considerably.

Geoff: Good game, it was enjoyable. Newcastle played good football and were the better side throughout. As usual, though, we were bereft of strikers and couldn't score. I've got my doubts about William Osula as a striker and Elanga doesn't impress me. We had a better player in Almiron. Hopefully another striker incoming and a chance to regroup during the international break.

Russell: We started well but dropped off completely and it was a very lacklustre performance in the end. We were never stretched, but then neither were they. What happened to the team that played on Monday?

Dave: I thought they were very laboured. No good chances and pretty poor in front of goal, but I think that was more about how well Leeds played than how poor Newcastle were.