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Well, well, I'm sure we'll hear plenty more about that Leeds leveller over the next 24 hours.

But that's where we'll end today's mammoth live text commentary.

It started with a couple of own goals at the Riverside, was sandwiched by Sheffield United going top of the Championship, and ended in controversy.

Plenty to digest as you go about your Saturday evening. Anyway, thanks for your company and we'll be back next weekend.

That's cheeky OptaJoe...

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Greg: That linesman should be sacked. Sorry but that’s just cheating by the Leeds forward. It wasn’t even subtle. Should get a ban.

Leeds goalscorer Kemar Roofe adds to Sky Sports:

"We were the better team, we were playing our football, everyone was doing their job.

"You could tell from the first half they were wasting time, we kept on pushing and we manage to get a result."

Leeds forward Kemar Roofe tells Sky Sports:

"I just saw the ball flash across and the ball hit my hand. Call it ball to hand, it's a goal and it's up to the ref to give it and he gave it."

The game ends all-square, but it's a hugely controversial result.

Kemar Roofe levelled for Leeds with his arm, but it wasn't spotted by the officials.

Both sides will have to settle for a point - probably a fair result on the balance of the game - but Forest are furious.

So close for Leeds forward Pablo Hernandez.

He flicks a low cross inches wide of the post. Was that the final chance for the hosts?

This would be Forest's eighth draw of the season, should they hold out for another couple of minutes.

But they'll surely feel it should be all three points.

Daniel Stevanato: Yet another case for more technology. Completely unobstructed view and the lino has somehow managed miss that handball. VAR chalks it off immediately. Forest absolutely robbed by incompetent officials.

Kevin Maltby: Forget Maradona. Kemar Roofe has the Hand of God there! Shocking! Absolute robbery!

Five minutes of stoppage time for either side to find a winner.

Surely not?

Yep, Forest have lost their heads.

Joao Carvalho goes into the book for kicking the ball away, shortly followed by Gil Dias for a bad tackle.

Aitor Karanka is steaming on the touchline. They feel robbed by that Kemar Roofe equaliser.

Matty Cash is replaced by Gil Dias.

Forest are clinging on.

Leeds are pushing for a winner now.

The Forest players need to keep their heads. They're stunned that equaliser was given.

KEMAR ROOFE THINKS HE'S SCORED FOR LEEDS. OR HAS HE?

The referee is speaking to his assistant about a possible handball...

Pass, pass, pass, give it away.

Samu Saiz is this time the guilty man for Leeds on the edge of the Forest box.

It's basically a sea of white shirts attacking against an army of red jerseys throwing their bodies in front of everything.

One of the strangest Championship games I've seen in a while! Both goalkeepers might as well pull up deck chairs, they've had so little to do tonight.

Nottingham Forest still have everyone behind the ball. In fairness they have since Jack Robinson's goal on 11 minutes.

Leeds just can't find that killer final pass.

Was that Leeds' moment?

Teenager Jack Clarke jinks past a Forest defender, sticks in a low cross and a sliding Pablo Hernandez is a blade of grass from making contact in front of goal.

Any sort of touch and that was surely a leveller.

Forest make their first switch.

Off comes Joe Lolley for Ben Osborn.