Leeds United and Brentford continued their unbeaten starts to the Premier League season with a draw that had enough moments to suggest both can be optimistic about what lies ahead.Both sides won on the opening weekend, albeit in differing circumstances. Leeds crafted a hard-earned win at Nottingham Forest while Brentford were outstanding in dismantling Tottenham Hotspur. And they cancelled one another out in a quintessential game of two halves at Elland Road, in which both managers will probably see plenty of positives.Kevin Schade’s wonderful finish for the visitors as half-time approached was the least Keith Andrews’ side deserved by that stage after comprehensively outplaying Leeds. Andrews himself deserved immense credit for producing the tactical line-up that unpicked the hosts’ back five but Daniel Farke himself responded at the interval.The German reverted to a back four to match Brentford’s shape and it worked. Leeds, in particular substitutes Ao Tanaka and Lukas Nmecha, were hugely influential in turning round the fortunes of the hosts and they got a deserved equaliser with 11 minutes remaining, as Dominic Calvert-Lewin turned home a Nmecha cross.Kevin Schade stretches to reach Keane Lewis-Potter’s cross and flicks the ball home with the outside of his boot. Photograph: Molly Darlington/Getty ImagesOn the balance of play, it was the right result. But Brentford may have felt they should have been further ahead before half-time after dominating Leeds for almost all of the opening 45 minutes. James Trafford was called upon multiple times in that first half, denying Schade and Igor Thiago with smart reaction saves. Full report to follow …skip past newsletter promotionafter newsletter promotion