Leeds 1-0 Tottenham - the fans' verdict

We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Leeds United and Tottenham.

Here are some of your comments:

Leeds fans

Paul: Leeds fully deserved the win and it should have been by more than one goal. We just don't put the chances away, and you don't get many in the Premier League. Solid at the back and in midfield but need more quality in the forward areas to put more of these chances away.

Ken: Fantastic performance. Surrendered possession, but dominant up front, and a well-deserved victory. Cracking goal by Noah Okafor, with James Trafford player of the match.

Mark: Top performance by our boys! What nonsense gets spoken about not having won recently, confidence low, manager at risk, Spurs on great form. Well we took all of that, held our belief and showed the rest of the league and some of our supporters that we are here to stay!

Thomas: I think you have to be brutally honest and say, up to the goal, Leeds were very poor. Lot of hard working players but lacking in any quality to break down the Tottenham backline. Leeds have a good defensive side to them but need to get quality players that can change a game - Okafor obviously that type of player.

Micky: A huge result. We desperately needed a positive result to awaken us from our apparent stupor. Jayden Bogle did rather get away with that challenge - accidental or not, it should really have been a red. Also delighted to see Harry Wilson get an assist off the bench, clean sheet for Trafford and another towering display from Tarik Muharemovic.

Tottenham fans

John: There were no positives to take from Spurs' performance, or lack of. The starting XI is a puzzle, and I was at the game watching an anonymous forward line. Until this is redressed then Spurs are going nowhere.

Peter: Woeful, inept, and completely without cutting edge. We started slowly and got even slower. Where is the hunger for another three points? Where is the bravery with the ball? All so, so tame.

Kevin: Leeds were very aggressive and Spurs didn't match them. You could argue they weren't able to by some awful refereeing. We will continue to struggle against the physical teams until we get a quality striker and learn to stretch opposition defences quicker. Too slow in the build up. On positive side, still far better than past two seasons!

Robert: Only one place to start: the clear red card that wasn't given. Why VAR spent four minutes debating it and then failed to send the ref to the monitor is, frankly, embarrassing and questions need to be asked. As for the performance, it was poor, lacklustre and lacking in energy and ambition. We looked happy with a point, which we didn't get. A decent striker in January is a must.

Scaley: It's simple...WE NEED A STRIKER!