LEEDS claimed another deserved point against one of the Premier League’s ‘big six’ as they drew 0-0 with Manchester United at Elland Road.

They have now gone six undefeated in the top-flight for the first time since 2002.

Leeds recently beat Manchester City with 10 men at the Etihad Stadium and followed that up at Elland Road last Monday with a point against Liverpool.

A first win against their arch rivals since a stunning FA Cup upset in 2010 was beyond them, but their remarkable season shows no signs of petering out as they matched their visitors in a high-octane clash of few chances.

Leeds were reminded of the chasm that had opened up between the two clubs during their 16-year top-flight exile in a 6-2 defeat to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side in December.

Whites fans have waited nearly 20 years for a league win against Manchester United - Harry Kewell’s second-half header clinched it 1-0 in 2002 - and here, the first 45 minutes was high intensity, but low on chances.

Harry Maguire deflected a cross over the bar with his knee and VAR deemed Luke Shaw had not handled in the penalty area when the ball struck his arm in the 20th minute.

Stuart Dallas’ low shot, easily gathered by Dean Henderson, was the game’s first effort on target in the 35th minute and the next, Marcus Rashford’s free-kick, was brilliantly saved by Illan Meslier.

Bruno Fernandes dragged a shot wide early in the second period and the game opened up just after the hour-mark.

Ezgjan Alioski denied Dan James a clear shooting chance in the area and Leeds quickly broke upfield, with Aaron Wan-Bissaka deflecting Helder Costa’s shot over the crossbar.

Mateusz Klich, a 72nd-minute replacement for Costa, curled a tame shot straight at Henderson after cutting inside, while Mason Greenwood’s low effort failed to trouble Meslier.

In a frantic finale, Leeds looked just as likely to snatch a winner as the visitors, but both sides lacked the killer touch in the area to break the deadlock.