By james art 
None of the sides were so fired until James Trafford slipped over Dan James’ efforts when Bernley recorded a fourth draw with 0-0 in their last five home games and their nine aimless marriage over the season.
Connected as a battle for attack against defense between the high -class side of Leeds by Daniel Farke and Scott Parker’s defense specialists, the latter prevailed, as more than 10 and a half of the last recognition has already passed, with only nine in 29 games of the League games All deadlines.
On the draw, they saw Leeds an edge of two points from Sheffield United at the top of the table, while Burnley remained in third place, a point shy of the blades.
There were some early encouraging signs for Leeds like Jaden Bogel, and then Brandon Aarnson found room to go through the midfield, but it would not continue until Burnley quickly tightened and closed in the middle of the park.
The first real chance went to the hosts in the 10th minute, when Jayden Anthony exchanged, he passed Connor Roberts, before Bashir Humphris’ ball.
Leeds enjoyed more than the ball and spent more time in half of Burnley, but clear chances were difficult to achieve. James played one or two with Bogle to break into the penalty area just to pull his shot as Bogle diverge through the face of the target after a deviation, but Roberts pulled him out.
Leeds had a half penalty claim before the break, when Bayram himself came across a diagonal ball from James and went to extend, but referee Josh Smith was happy that Anthony’s shoulder was honest.
Half end finished, with no goalkeeper tested, but if the first 45 minutes were low in the door actions, it somehow worsened after the break. Both sides struggled to break the other, as the strong winds and ruthless rain had an impact on an increasingly late race.
Both managers made changes, looking for a spark. Matteo Joseph and Largi Ramadan replaced the Solomon and Joel Piro mansion for Leeds before Parker sent Brighton Jeremy Sarmiento to Lyle Foster’s place.
Leeds roused late. Bogl cut along Humphries to enter the box, but saw his shot blocked by Josh Cullen. From the resulting corner, the ball came out to James, but his rising semi-volt was pushed by Trafford.
This turned out to be the only attempt at the purpose of a disappointing match.