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There has been a notable slow down in the pace of the match in the past 10 minutes, which seems to suit Leeds.

The home side are enjoying more of the ball right now, as Chris Wood fails to connect with a cross from the right.

Route one works this time for Leeds and Chris Wood goes close.

A long clearance from the goalkeeper finds the head of Sam Byram, whose neat flick-on finds the path of Wood - his sweetly struck shot flies over though.

And it's all over at the Cardiff City Stadium and after Craig Noone's late equaliser, Cardiff managed to take away a point.

Fulham will feel hard done by after they dominated large periods of the game, but Cardiff's resilience has gifted them a point.

Following Matt Smith's opener, Cardiff never gave up and were rewarded with a late equaliser.

Burnley respond to the pressure from Leeds with some neat football of their own.

Jelle Vossen, Scott Arfield and Lukas Jutkiewicz are all involved before Arfield lays in Jutkiewicz, but the striker's left-footed shot is gathered easily by the goalkeeper.

A chance at the Fulham end as Moussa Dembélé delivers a superb ball into the box but Matthew Connolly brilliantly tracked Ross McCormack to intercept possession. Amazing defending to keep the scores level.

More Leeds pressure and Sam Byram nods a back-post cross into the path of the advancing Tom Adeyemi.

His first-time shot, though, flies over the bar from close range.

Five minutes of added time at the Cardiff City Stadium. Can either side find a winner?

Best bit of play from Leeds in this second half.

A cross comes in from the right that falls kindly to Alex Mowatt. He sweetly strikes the ball with his left foot from the edge of the area but it clips the outside of the post and goes wide.

A driving run from Burnley midfielder Scott Arfield lays in Tendayi Darikwa, but his cross is blocked for a corner.

Michael Duff is beaten to the ball from the set-piece and Arfield then receives the a yellow card for stopping a Leeds' counter attack.

And just as we mention time was running out for Cardiff to avoid an opening-day defeat by Fulham, Craig Noone unleashes a fierce drive from long range to equalise!

They're in fine voice at the Cardiff City Stadium, now.

Time is running out for Cardiff now and they're pushing forward in numbers. Peter Whittingham floats a cross into the box hoping to find the advancing Sean Morrison but their dangerous attack is easily neutralised.

Six minutes left for Cardiff to avoid an opening-day defeat.

A strong arm from Sol Bamba catches Lukas Jutkiewicz in the face and the visitors have a free-kick.

Jutkiewicz is then forced off by the referee to clean a bit of blood coming out of his nose. Some wrapped up medical supplies up his nose and the striker is back on.

First Lukas Jutkiewicz and then Jelle Vossen both have chances blocked by Leeds defenders following a swift Burnley counter-attack.

A minute later, Chris Wood has his head in his hands as he is unable to gather a cross in the box following a delay in the Clarets' defence.

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Nothing much to write home about so far in the second half.

George Boyd has been caught offside is all I have for you. Leeds in the Burnley half at the moment...

Changes all round as we enter the final stages at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Fulham goalscorer Matt Smith is replaced by Moussa Dembele, while Cardiff replace Kagisho Dikgacoi with Craig Noone.

Thirteen minutes left for Cardiff to find an equaliser.

After another blast of "Marching on Together", we're back under way at Elland Road. No changes for either side.

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Much better from Cardiff, now. The Bluebirds break away as they desperately look for an equaliser. Joe Mason tries to find the onrushing Sammy Ameobi but the ball falls to Joe Ralls who fires straight at Andy Lonergan.

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Making his Cardiff debut from the bench, Sammy Ameobi makes an impact. After Kay Voser headed to clear the danger from the Fulham box, Ameobi was on hand to strike but his effort failed to test Fulham keeper Andy Lonergan.