Leeds United completed two second-half comebacks against reigning champions Liverpool, drawing 3-3 in the Premier League on Saturday evening.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin's penalty and Anton Stach's thumping finish levelled from 2-0 down, before Dominic Szoboszlai's 80th minute conversion was again cancelled out by the Whites, via an Ao Tanaka back-post goal.

After the game, Leeds midfielder Stach commented on the result. He told the media: "Yeah, for me, completely goosebumps over the whole body.

"It's amazing. It was my first goal here at Elland Road and it felt unbelievable. I think if you've never scored the goal, you can't imagine how it is for me now.

"It's nice because over the season we've had some unlucky games and lost in the last minute or lost some points, and today we took one point so hopefully it gives us some confidence.

"I think we are really a unit and when you have a unit with this stadium behind you, I think this is really hard to play against.

"We try every week to make it hard to play against us. Of course at home we have the amazing fans and we try to keep going.

"We hope that the fans can still do their unbelievable job and that we can celebrate some more points together."