Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored his first goal of the season as Leeds United fought back to secure a draw against Brentford at Elland Road.
Brentford controlled much of the opening hour and deservedly took the lead through Kevin Schade, whose clever flick capped an impressive first-half performance from the visitors.
Leeds struggled badly before the break and failed to register a shot on target as Brentford attacked with pace while limiting the hosts' opportunities going forward.
Despite being under sustained pressure, Daniel Farke's side remained within touching distance and reached half-time only one goal behind.
That resilience proved important as Leeds gradually grew into the contest after the interval.
With the home crowd becoming increasingly vocal, the hosts began pushing Brentford deeper and eventually found their equaliser when Lukas Nmecha delivered a cross for Calvert-Lewin to tap home.
The goal lifted both Leeds and the Elland Road crowd, setting up an entertaining finish.
Brentford almost restored their advantage shortly afterwards when Igor Thiago connected with a header, but goalkeeper James Trafford produced an excellent save to deny him.
Leeds then threatened at the other end, with Calvert-Lewin seeing a late effort stopped by Caoimhin Kelleher, although the striker was subsequently flagged offside.
Neither side could find a winner, ensuring both teams maintained their unbeaten starts to the Premier League season following victories in their opening matches.
For much of the first half, Leeds looked fortunate to remain in the contest.
Brentford controlled possession, created the better opportunities and prevented the hosts from producing any meaningful attacking threat.
However, Farke's players showed impressive determination to withstand the pressure and gradually change the momentum of the game.
By the closing stages, Leeds were arguably the team looking more likely to find a winning goal.
Considering how heavily they had been outplayed earlier in the contest, a draw will feel like a valuable point for the hosts.
After beginning their campaign with victory over Nottingham Forest, another determined performance should give Leeds supporters plenty of encouragement about their team's start to the season.
Brentford will be disappointed not to have turned their early dominance into a second consecutive Premier League victory.
After an impressive opening win against Tottenham, the Bees carried that momentum into Elland Road and controlled almost every aspect of the first half.
Their attacking movement caused Leeds constant problems, while their organisation without the ball prevented the hosts from establishing any rhythm.
However, Brentford's failure to add a second goal eventually proved costly.
A narrow advantage always left Leeds with an opportunity to recover, and once the hosts gained momentum after the break, Brentford found themselves increasingly under pressure.
Although dropping two points will frustrate the visitors, their performance for much of the game provided further evidence that they could again challenge for a strong Premier League finish.
Mamadou Sangare was another standout performer after impressing in the 3-0 victory over Tottenham.
The midfielder produced another influential display and his strong start suggests he could prove to be one of Brentford's most important additions this season.
