Cheers, Gareth. Let's hope we get similar drama.

And so, to our final game of the day. with Sunderland hosting Ipswich Town.

Last season saw the Wearsiders reach the play-offs just 12 months after returning to the Championship, on the back of an upturn triggered by Tony Mowbray's mid-season arrival as boss.

Mowbray was at the heart of Ipswich Town's defence for their promotion to the Premier League back in 2000, and 23 years the Tractor Boys begin this campaign on the back of another triumph having risen back to the Championship.

Two clubs on an upward trajectory will finish off the weekend action, and it promises plenty.

So Leeds' late comeback sees them claim a point against new-look Cardiff, who can take heart from their performance despite the pain of conceding a stoppage-time equaliser.

The draw at Elland Road followed Leicester's comeback win over Coventry in what has already been a thrilling day of Championship action - and there is more to come.

Now we hand the baton to Matt Newsum to take you through Sunderland's meeting with Ipswich Town at the Stadium of Light.

That will feel almost like a loss for Cardiff, who looked for so long like claiming a notable away victory.

Erol Bulut's team showed plenty of positive signs, but Leeds will feel a draw was the least they deserved given that they controlled the game for so long.

All things considered, it is decent start for both teams.

It's a point apiece at the end of another dramatic game on this opening weekend of the Championship season.

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A late booking for Ethan Ampadu.

Sonny Perkins is on for Archie Gray.

Ian Poveda looks bright on the Leeds right, but one cross his cleared and a second is blocked.

Cardiff are being made to work right until the end here.

There will be six added minutes.

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Crysencio Summerville goes tumbling in the box under a Mark McGuinness challenge.

The home crowd roar for a penalty but their appeals are ignored.

Archie Gray turns nicely in midfield, only to be dispossessed by Kion Etete.

Cardiff edge ever closer as their fans give the Welsh national anthem another airing.

Cardiff are closing in on what would be an eye-catching opening-day win here.

Having said that, it feels like there will be at least one more big chance for Leeds.

Daniel James and Wilfried Gnonto make way for Joe Gelhardt and Ian Poveda.

The pattern of this second half has not changed.

Leeds are knocking on the door and Cardiff are holding it shut. Just.

Aaron Ramsey, Ike Ugbo and Perry Ng are off for Cardiff, with Kion Etete, Mahlon Romeo and Andy Rinomhota on.

Ramsey's third Cardiff debut was relatively quiet, though he did have a hand in what may prove to be the winning goal.

Daniel James gets another shot away, but Mark McGuinness blocks.

Then Crysencio Summerville shoots just past the far post, thanks to a slight deflection.

Can Cardiff survive this onslaught?

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Leeds' dominance of possession and territory continues - but Cardiff continue to hold firm.

Luis Sinisterra is the latest to threaten but Callum O'Dowa's challenge saves the Bluebirds.

Crysencio Summerville sends in a corner but Sam Byram can only hook his effort well over the bar.

Yakou Meite's first act in a Cardiff shirt is to be booked for hauling down Sam Byram.

A tad harsh, perhaps.

Leeds look for a moment to have opened Cardiff up as Luke Ayling crosses for Daniel James to convert at the far post, but Ayling is rightly flagged offside.