Leeds United staged a stunning late comeback yesterday, holding Liverpool to a chaotic 3–3 draw in a match that kept Elland Road on its feet from start to finish. Liverpool looked firmly in control after Hugo Ekitike’s quickfire brace early in the second half, but Leeds refused to surrender, clawing their way back into the contest through a Dominic Calvert-Lewin penalty before Anton Stach struck moments later to level the score.

Just when Liverpool thought they had steadied themselves, the hosts delivered a final blow deep into stoppage time — Ao Tanaka volleying home from a crowded corner to complete a dramatic resurgence. The result leaves Liverpool frustrated after letting a two-goal lead slip, while Leeds walk away with a vital point that could prove decisive in their relegation fight.

Leeds United staged a stunning late comeback yesterday, holding Liverpool to a chaotic 3–3 draw in a match that kept Elland Road on its feet from start to finish. Liverpool looked firmly in control after Hugo Ekitike’s quickfire brace early in the second half, but Leeds refused to surrender, clawing their way back into the contest through a Dominic Calvert-Lewin penalty before Anton Stach struck moments later to level the score.

Just when Liverpool thought they had steadied themselves, the hosts delivered a final blow deep into stoppage time — Ao Tanaka volleying home from a crowded corner to complete a dramatic resurgence. The result leaves Liverpool frustrated after letting a two-goal lead slip, while Leeds walk away with a vital point that could prove decisive in their relegation fight.