Leeds United's 1-1 draw with Preston North End naturally dominated the Boxing Day news cycle in West Yorkshire with head coach Marcelo Bielsa's press conference, the full-time player ratings and Liam Cooper's candid interview on top of the agenda.
Here is a round-up of the headlines you need to catch up with.
Every word Bielsa said on poor start, Preston, Nketiah and Clarke
Marcelo Bielsa spoke to the media after Leeds United's 1-1 draw with Preston North End at Elland Road. He as asked about the Whites' poor start, Preston's tactics, Eddie Nketiah's future, Jack Clarke's exit and Birmingham City on Sunday.
Here is the full transcript of every question and answer from the debrief.
Leeds United player ratings after Dallas rescues point v Preston
It was a game of two halves as Leeds United battled back to claim a point against Preston North End in a 1-1 draw on Boxing Day.
It was an extremely poor first half performance from the Whites, with some calling it the worst under Marcelo Bielsa's reign as manager, as the atmosphere at Elland Road grew tetchy and ill-tempered.
Preston's pressing game worked effectively and they deservedly went into the break a goal up after Alan Browne put the finishing touch on a three-on-one counter attack.
Leeds came out much improved in the second half and cranked up the pressure with a number of near-misses. Eventually that pressure told with Stuart Dallas striking home an equaliser in the 88th minute.
Cooper holds his hands up to why Leeds United started so badly
Liam Cooper gave his thoughts on Leeds United's performance after they battled back to claim a point against Preston North End.
It was the second time the two sides have played out a 1-1 draw this season, and the second time Marcelo Bielsa's Whites scored late on.
Eddie Nketiah's header levelled things at Deepdale back in November and on this occasion it was Stuart Dallas's long-range effort in a game of two halves at Elland Road.
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