Leeds United 1-1 Manchester United: Cunha salvages point against old rivalsShareManchester United could have moved into the top four, but stumbled against Leeds United, who continued their impressive unbeaten run.Manchester United came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw with Leeds United, but missed the chance to move into the Premier League's top four.Matheus Cunha salvaged a point for Ruben Amorim's side at Elland Road, cancelling out Brenden Aaronson's opener just after the hour.United had the ball in the back of the net eight minutes in as Cunha volleyed in Casemiro's nod down, but the offside flag was already up.Dominic Calvert-Lewin then struck the post in Leeds' best first-half chance, with his diving header across goal clipping the far post.Daniel Farke's side started the second half strongly and were rewarded for that in the 62nd minute as Aaronson coolly slotted into the bottom-right corner after latching onto Pascal Struijk's throughball.But Amorim brought on Joshua Zirkzee immediately after, and he slid the ball into the box to set up Cunha's equaliser, with the Brazilian sliding in to guide it past Lucas Perri.Noah Okafor and Joel Piroe had the best chances in the closing stages for Leeds, while Cunha struck the foot of the post in the 81st minute as the points were shared.Data Debrief: Leeds' march away from danger continuesLeeds are unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games (W2 D5), earning as many points over that period (11) as their opening 13 matches of the 2025-26 campaign (W3 D2 L8).In fact, it is their longest run without defeat in the top-flight since May and November 2001 under David O'Leary (13 games – W8 D5).The in-form Aaronson played a key role on Sunday, and he has recorded more goals (two) and goal involvements (five) in 19 Premier League games this season than he managed in his only previous campaign in the competition (one goal and three assists in 36 games in 2022-23).As for United, despite accumulating 1.46 expected goals (xG) to Leeds' 0.92, they only hit the target with two of their 15 shots. The Red Devils have now drawn six of their last 11 games in the league (W3 D2).Leeds United 1-1 Manchester United: Cunha salvages point against old rivalsManchester United could have moved into the top four, but stumbled against Leeds United, who continued their impressive unbeaten run.Manchester United came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw with Leeds United, but missed the chance to move into the Premier League's top four.Matheus Cunha salvaged a point for Ruben Amorim's side at Elland Road, cancelling out Brenden Aaronson's opener just after the hour.United had the ball in the back of the net eight minutes in as Cunha volleyed in Casemiro's nod down, but the offside flag was already up.Dominic Calvert-Lewin then struck the post in Leeds' best first-half chance, with his diving header across goal clipping the far post.Daniel Farke's side started the second half strongly and were rewarded for that in the 62nd minute as Aaronson coolly slotted into the bottom-right corner after latching onto Pascal Struijk's throughball.But Amorim brought on Joshua Zirkzee immediately after, and he slid the ball into the box to set up Cunha's equaliser, with the Brazilian sliding in to guide it past Lucas Perri.Noah Okafor and Joel Piroe had the best chances in the closing stages for Leeds, while Cunha struck the foot of the post in the 81st minute as the points were shared.Data Debrief: Leeds' march away from danger continuesLeeds are unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games (W2 D5), earning as many points over that period (11) as their opening 13 matches of the 2025-26 campaign (W3 D2 L8).In fact, it is their longest run without defeat in the top-flight since May and November 2001 under David O'Leary (13 games – W8 D5).The in-form Aaronson played a key role on Sunday, and he has recorded more goals (two) and goal involvements (five) in 19 Premier League games this season than he managed in his only previous campaign in the competition (one goal and three assists in 36 games in 2022-23).As for United, despite accumulating 1.46 expected goals (xG) to Leeds' 0.92, they only hit the target with two of their 15 shots. The Red Devils have now drawn six of their last 11 games in the league (W3 D2).