The result leaves Leeds in 17th place after four matches, with two draws and two losses from their opening fixtures.
Speaking after the game, Whites owner Andrea Radrizzani gave his verdict on the club's start to the campaign, and said: “We hope to make points next time, we can get better, [we] hope to get three points against West Ham and start even from Friday with Newcastle, we need to start to get more results.
“I am sure we will, I am confident. We have tough starts, two very strong sides here at Elland Road, Everton and Liverpool, [but] I am still positive that we can start our season again on Friday at Newcastle.”
He continued: “The difficult calendar at the beginning of this season is not giving us many options. We have only two points but we have plenty of time to get back to where we were last year.
“Our goal is to maintain the league and, if we maintain the league, we can build on our foundation.We invested a lot in players last year and this season and I think the club is going in the right direction to establish itself in the Premier League.”
The Whites will be confident of securing a solid result against the Magpies, given that they beat them 5-2 at home and 2-1 away last season.
Take a look at the latest news round-up from the Premier League, as the build-up to the weekend's action continues:
7. Hammers target in contract deadlock
West Brom boss Valerien Ismael has revealed the club are no closer to tying down goalkeeper Sam Johnstone to a new deal, revealing it will "take time". The 28-year-old was followed keenly by West Ham, who saw a £6m bid rejected, over the summer. (Express & Star) Photo: Lewis Storey
8. Bruce's job is safe
Newcastle United boss Steve Bruce's job is said to be "not under any threat", despite further unrest from some Magpies fans last weekend. The side have lost three out of four of their opening league games, and crashed out the Carabao Cup in the second round. (Telegraph) Photo: OLI SCARFF
9. Leeds target up for grabs in January
Leeds United and Spurs target Nahitan Nandez could yet leave the club this season, with the £26m-rated midfielder tipped to be sold in January as Cagliari look to "cash in" on the in-demand Uruguayan. He's been capped on 44 occasions for his country. (Sport Witness) Photo: Enrico Locci
10. Costa tipped for permanent exit
Leeds United's £15m man Helder Costa has played his last game for the club, according to pundit Gabby Agbonlahor. The ex-Wolves ace is currently on loan with Valencia, who has an option to buy, and Agbonlahor claimed Leeds' signing of Dan James means Costa won't return. (Football Insider) Photo: Naomi Baker