It won't be a game that lives long in the memory but Leeds United returned from Wearside with a hard-fought point and a clean sheet to stay seventh in the Premier League table.

Here are the moments you might have missed.

• An upgrade to the press room and its pre-game fare impressing the visiting club staff and journalists alike, putting Sunderland right up there at the top of the matchday nourishment table for this season's away days.

• Harry Wilson having an in-depth chat with goalkeeping coach Ed Wootten during the final shooting drill of the warm-up.

• Ethan Ampadu slotting a shot into Alex Cairns' bottom right-hand corner and then mock-celebrating towards the goalkeeper. He repeated the trick a few seconds later and the pair exchanged a few words in jest.

• Substitute Alfie Cresswell pinging a shot into the net from about 40 yards before coming off the pitch in conversation with Sean Longstaff.

• Cairns having a joke with club photographer Malcolm Bryce as he jogged off towards the tunnel pre-game.

• Daniel Farke patting Andrew Madley on the shoulder so the fourth official could turn round for a hug as the two teams formed their huddles on the pitch.

• Ampadu and referee Stuart Attwell deep in conversation as they emerged from the tunnel after half-time.

• Wilson getting a little round of applause from the boss as he came off looking frustrated during the second half.

• The manager consoling Sean Longstaff on the pitch at full-time after the midfielder's two late chances were denied by a combination of the Sunderland keeper and his own team-mate's unfortunate position.

• The Leeds United goalkeeping union sharing a joke on the pitch after the clean sheet was secured.

• A Sunderland member of staff heralding Regis Le Bris' arrival into the press conference by name, before simply announcing 'the Leeds United manager' into the room. Farke chuckled and expressed his gratitude for getting an announcement at all.