Manchester United drew 1-1 at Leeds United after Dominic Calvert-Lewin cancelled out Bryan Mbeumo's opener.
United's official report said the result extended their unbeaten run at Elland Road to eight matches. Mbeumo scored for the second Premier League weekend in succession.
Mbeumo takes his second chance
Leeds threatened early through Nico Elvedi, whose header from Anton Stach's delivery was saved by Senne Lammens.
Mbeumo then missed a promising headed opportunity from a Youri Tielemans cross.
He made amends in the 35th minute. Tielemans delivered again from the right, and Mbeumo moved ahead of James Justin to finish from close range.
United protected the lead until half-time, when Lisandro Martinez was replaced by Noussair Mazraoui. The club issued a separate update on the defender's fitness.
Leeds respond from a corner
Six minutes after the restart, Tarik Muharemovic headed a corner towards Calvert-Lewin. The striker controlled the ball in a crowded area and finished to equalise.
United created further chances. Bruno Fernandes shot narrowly wide after being found by Leny Yoro, while Amad missed following Diogo Dalot's forward run on his 100th appearance.
Mason Mount and Matheus Cunha were introduced as the visitors sought a winner. Mount also shot wide from a set-piece routine.
Stach had a late opportunity for Leeds, but his effort was gathered by Lammens.
The final whistle confirmed a shared point after both sides had converted one important attacking moment and missed chances to claim more.