Brighton 1-1 Leeds United: What Farke said
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Leeds United boss Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It's a good point on the road. It's a tough place to come so it's a good point because Brighton are a good team. But we had a chances to win it. Normally if you miss so many chances in an away game, you come away with no points so I'm happy to have a point in our hands.
"It's a very good start for us - two difficult away games. It can always be better but overall it's a good start and we are happy with it."
On Dominic Calvert-Lewin's performance: "Dominic was a big leader for us. He normally puts his chances to bed, but he's a fantastic leader, fantastic player and we are happy to have him."
Did you know?
Leeds have only lost one of their last 12 games in the Premier League (won five, drawn six) – excluding promoted teams, no side have lost fewer in the competition in this period (since March 15th).
Jayden Bogle's opener ended a run of 759 minutes without an away goal for Leeds against Brighton, with his strike the first by any player for the club there since November 2012.
