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You're listening to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. Welcome along. There were five games live on Sky Sports on Sunday, including the Weirtein Derby between Sutherland and Newcastle and Brentford against Leeds in West London. Here is how the afternoon unfolded.

Well, it's certainly a point with which Leeds and Daniel Farker will be happier. That win against Chelsea, the comeback against Liverpool and now a point at Brentford.

Coming from behind as well, they were certainly the better side for large swathes of this match and

might have felt a little unfortunate when they fell behind to Jordan Henderson's first goal for the club, his first in English football for four years.

But they showed good character and they showed a bit of quality. Nonto off the bench with an assist and Dominic Calvert Lewin scoring for the fourth successive game.

No winner in this one. The points are shared.

Brentford won, Leeds United One.

Yeah, a point for both Brentford and Leeds and I suppose Ben,

would be interesting to hear from both managers really,

they'll kind of take a point, but probably will both feel they could have got all three?

Yeah, it wasn't the best of games, free to the side really.

Yeah, I think Brentford won.

We'll be disappointed to have conceded that goal and not one won the game really. Yeah, I think Brentford, what I've gone one up, will be disappointed to have conceded

that goal and not one, gone and won the game, really. Yeah, Keith made a couple of changes, went to a back five, and it just didn't really got a bit disjointed with the goal, I think, you know, and you just make them changes to the back line. I think Vanderberg just dropped in a little bit, just, you know, not as a you know, when you're in a four, it's a lot easier to adjust, I guess.

Right.

Sorry, not adjust, but you're used to doing that all game and then all of a sudden you've been asked to do a little bit, something different we spoke about outside, seven-and-a-halfs, having to do a little bit different role in that and Vanneburg's just in, yeah, a great leap from Calatouloun to equalise. You can just see the smile on Daniel Farker's face there as he's walking off. I think he'll be delighted. Less than 10 minutes to go, made a couple of changes, went back to a back four, and that's where a lot of his goals have come from. The goals against Liverpool come from back for, the goals today so he'll be delighted with that he'll look at that's a big point anytime you play it you get a point against the team that's in the relegation area like you are but with the strong home record as well absolutely you know this is a he'll be delighted he really will and he'll look at he made good substitutions non-toes cross was. And Dominic Calvert Lewis Heather. We talk a lot about goals and set, you know, goals from outside the box, strikes from distance. But there is a thing of beauty about a great header. When someone gets up early like that, you know, he's almost at that hang tight, like Michael Jordan, just guided it into the corner. It was a fancy. You could edit a ball, but I couldn't edit it, but it's a lovely thing to see, you know, it's a great goal.

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