Saint-Maximin strikes from edge of area & tees up Wilson to regain lead, Wilson adds penalty
Westwood's sweet strike had seen Burnley level for four minutes
Leeds 1-1 Man City: Sterling strokes City in front, Ederson's fluffed punch gifts Rodrigo equaliser
City have dropped five points from opening three games, Leeds up to fifth
Everton top after 4-2 win over Brighton: Calvert-Lewin's ninth of season, Mina header plus two from Rodriguez
Maupay had equalised after Pickford error and late superb strike from Bissouma
Chelsea 4-0 Palace: Chilwell goal and then assist for Zouma, Jorginho penalties for third and fourth
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
Leeds United’s Rodrigo scored his second Premier League goal and first since January 2011, nine years and 272 days ago.
It’s the second longest gap between a player’s first two goals in the competition after Andy Johnson (9 years 276 days).
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
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Image source, PA MediaLeeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips speaking to Sky Sports: "We’re just happy to get a point against a really good side. We knew they have weaknesses defensively, which you don’t get too often when you're playing good teams like that.
"To be fair a lot of our play goes through me, but they tried to catch me out so I knew I had to change my game and get on the ball in different ways. We did that in the second half.
"I think we gave them a little bit too much respect in the first 20 minutes. We came out in the second half, made a couple of tackles and counter-attacks and had a real go."
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
Manchester City have lost just one of their last 32 Premier League games against promoted sides (W25 D6), with that defeat coming at Norwich last season.
Without doing an Arsene Wenger, I didn't see the incident. I think it was Stuart Dallas who was booked but I didn't actually see the challenge. Bad one?
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Abu: So VAR saw a studs-up challenge down the Achilles and thought, "nah...thats ok”.
Rob Brown: Are we going to ignore the straight red card on Bernardo? From behind? Through the ankle? Studs up? Come on... Leeds deserve the draw but that was filthy.
Marcelo Bielsa says his side had to be at their limit to compete with City - but they did.
It's that wet at Elland Road now that our interview camera is fogging up big time.
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Life long City fan, but have to say Mahrez and Mendy have to go. Dean is useless and the VAR official should lose his job. Add Sterlings greed and lack of ability and thats why City drew tonight.
Duncan, Cheshire
Why did Bielsa look gutted?! His team played brilliantly and got a good draw at home to City. It's an improvement on the result they got against Liverpool.
Edward
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
Ederson had to make six saves for City tonight. And he was at fault for the goal. Proper goalkeeper's day out.
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator
What a good game this was. City gave Leeds a real lesson early on and had enough chances to win the match in the first 20 minutes but Leeds hung on in there and created real chances in the second half.
Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips says 'we know City have got weaknesses defensively' which remains an issue.
Newcastle v Burnley (20:00 BST)
Image source, BBC SportNewcastle boss Steve Bruce makes four changes to the side that drew 1-1 at Tottenham.
Captain Jamaal Lascelles is nursing a hamstring injury, Matt Ritchie is out with a shoulder injury and Miguel Almiron and Javier Manquillo both drop to the bench.
That means winger Allan Saint-Maximin returns after a three-match absence with an ankle problem, while Emil Krafth, Fabian Schar and Jamal Lewis all start.
Newcastle XI: Darlow, Krafth, Fernandez, Schar, Lewis, Shelvey, Hayden, Hendrick, Saint-Maximin, Wilson, Joelinton
Subs: Gillespie, Murphy, S Longstaff, Manquillo, Almiron, Carroll, Fraser
Image source, BBC SportBurnley manager Sean Dyche makes two changes to the side that started their 1-0 home defeat to Southampton.
Jimmy Dunne and Matej Vydra drop to the bench as Ashley Barnes and James Tarkowski make their first Premier League starts of the campaign.
Wingers Johann Berg Gudmundsson and Robbie Brady make the bench after recovering from injury.
Burnley XI: Pope, Bardsley, Long, Tarkowksi, Taylor, Brownhill, Westwood, Stephens, McNeil, Wood, Barnes
Subs: Peacock-Farrell, Gudmundsson, Brady. Pieters, Vydra, Dunne, Benson
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Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
Image source, .Pep Guardiola strides out to the middle - and has a laugh and a joke with Mike Dean. Unexpected.
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
Anyone who says they know what is and what isn't a penalty any more is lying.
There's the full-time whistle! Bielsa looks gutted. What a game.
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator
Had another look at the Raheem Sterling penalty shout. I think it was actually Liam Cooper who put in the challenge and I think VAR will feel that it was not a clear and obvious mistake by Mike Dean, so they decided to rule against it being a penalty.
Leeds 1-1 Manchester City
Patrick Bamford nearly wins it - for City! A flying header to meet Kevin de Bruyne's free-kick and a tester for his own keeper.
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Francesca Gunn: Is this the only way City can see how to win? By flinging themselves on the floor for a penalty?
Gareth Hollyman: Refs have had some stick recently but Mike Dean has been brilliantly unfussy today.
Ash Williams: Early in the season and City are desperately appealing for penalties at every chance. Not wanting to drop points already.