Leeds missed the chance to pull three points clear at the top of English football’s second-tier Championship after Abu Kamara’s dramatic late equaliser for Hull ensured a 3-3 draw on Saturday.
Kamara opened the scoring before Ao Tanaka drew Leeds level from the edge of the penalty area early in the second half.
Further goals from Dan James and Joel Piroe looked to have given fallen English giants Leeds all three points.
But Joao Pedro gave Hull a lifeline with nine minutes to go, before Kamara was on target again in the 89th minute.
“To drive away with just one point is heartbreaking — it’s an overwhelming feeling at the moment,” said Leeds manager Daniel Farke.
Second-placed Burnley were left just a point behind Leeds following a 1-0 win away to Lancashire rivals Blackburn, with Zian Flemming’s diving header on the hour mark proving the difference at Ewood Park.
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