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Leeds United

Leeds manager Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "After a draw we are not dancing tonight but also there were many positives to take. You can see why Brentford are seventh and fighting for Europe.

"They have offensive players on the pitch in red-hot form, really good defensive behaviour and we asked many questions but the composure around the box was missing or and anticipation and imagination was missing. It was also important to be rock solid at the back and it is a third clean sheet in a row.

"We would prefer to score in every game but we also have to praise the defence of Brentford. We know we have goals in us but we are also not a team that cuts opponents to pieces. We are a newly promoted side and we have to make tight games out of it and bring out mentality and fitness levels in. I am pretty optimistic we will add goals over the next few weeks.

"The crunch time starts after the last international break and you can focus on the league. We need to win five to seven points to stay in this league. We also have the game at Manchester United where we can win points. We have proven it is doable. If we don't do it we probably don't deserve to play in this league next year. We know we have it in us and I back my lads to do this."

Leeds United

Leeds manager Daniel Farke, speaking to Sky Sports: "After a draw we are not dancing on the table, that's for sure. I just have compliments to my players. You could see today also why Brentford is seventh, a very established Premier League side, rock solid at the back, a lot of physicality. One of the little amount of teams who can sit with our physicality here.

"It was a complicated game. It was also important not to run into counter-attacks and lose such a game. Valuable point for us and we move on.

"It was a tight game. There wasn't many chances in the game. I think we had more momentum, more shots, more corners, more expected goals but you always have to be aware and our defence made a good job to control their counter-attacks."

On not scoring in a month: "We have also kept three clean sheets in a row. We are not a side that cuts teams to pieces due to our individual quality. We have to be honest. We have to bring our physicality. Overall, this is more of less how you have to behave in a relegation battle, be rock solid, defend really well, show good mentality. Yes, we would've preferred a win would've been a massive step but just a small step."

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Brentford

Brentford boss Keith Andrews, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "A good point. We were tested this week with a disruptive week with a couple of knocks in training.

"You come into a place where they are pitching this as a massive game in their quest to do what they need to do. We have our own quest and all I was feeling as I was watching was immense pride of what the players do consistently and take every challenge on in the right manner. I really enjoyed us tonight.

"We have done unbelievably well to get where we are in the league. We deserve to be where we are and it'll take a mammoth effort to stay there.

"We approached the game really well. First half we were excellent and controlled large parts of it and really frustrated them. Second half we knew there'd be a response and had a young bench, so it was always going to be the challenge of players sticking with it.

"Everything we can give, we will give, like they do all the time. The intentions are always good from our players. They are always positive, embrace the occasion and challenge and I would expect it'll lift them for the last seven games."

Aston Villa play West Ham tomorrow at 14:15.

At the same time Tottenham host Nottingham Forest.

The early game on Sunday (12:00 BST) has Newcastle hosting Sunderland.

At 16:30 it's the League Cup final between Arsenal and Manchester City.

Brentford

Brentford boss Keith Andrews, speaking to Sky Sports: "My initial reaction and feeling is immense pride really. We had to dig deep. We knew we had to perform with a level of grit and character. And the mentality would need to be really good with the way the game ebbed and flowed. It was pretty clear our bench was pretty light and the players would have to go far in the game and they dug in incredibly well.

"The reality is we've had a disrupted preparation for this game with a couple of things going on. The players have just taken everything on board amazingly well. They're a phenomenal bunch of players that I genuinely feel a privilege to be the head coach of. There's little gripes with me tonight, I just feel immense pride with what they've produced.

"I feel like if you're going to get a result here you have to do the basis. You have to respect what this stadium brings, how Daniel [Farke] has the team playing, the threats the pose They do the basics very well. They're a very honest team and if you don't match that you'll become stuck very quickly."

On European chances: "It's tight, isn't it? I haven't looked properly. I'm aware of a couple of results above us and below us as we've gone into this game. The league is pretty condensed, seven games to go."

Yep, I can now reveal this match really will be last on Match of the Day.

It's even going to be shown after a game that was played last night.

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Hardly a classic that and I wonder if both sides will be a little disappointed with just a point.

Leeds still can't quite drag themselves away from the bottom three, although they are four points clear of the drop and still need to play four of the five teams below them.

Brentford had an opportunity to go above Chelsea into sixth with a win, instead they slightly boosted their European chances and rose to seventh.

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It's all over. Leeds' goalless run continues, but they do nab a point.

Keane Lewis-Potter takes the free-kick....

....straight into the wall. Leeds survive.

Don Goodman
Former West Brom striker on Sky Sports

This game has been a lot of huff and puff and lacking in quality in the final third. They've both been organised and defenders have done their jobs.

A positive will be a point and a clean sheet each.