Elland Road hosted a typically intense war of the roses clash on Sunday that finished 1-1, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin cancelling out Bryan Mbeumo’s first-half opener. On the surface it was a hard-fought point for both sides. Dig into the numbers, however, and a clearer picture emerges from a Leeds perspective; Daniel Farke’s men controlled large stretches of the game, generated the better chances, and finished the afternoon as the side that could feel more satisfied with the outcome. Leeds recorded 135 passes in the final third to their opponents 111 and completed 21 touches inside the opposition box against 13. Those figures underline a sustained presence in Manchester United’s half...