The result leaves Leeds 10th in the table with six games left to go, and they remain just four points off a potential Europa League place for next season.
Speaking after the game, which saw defender Diego Llorente rescue a late point for the Whites with a powerful header, Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa gave his verdict on the match, and revealed: "I think the game was beautiful.
“In the first half it was more even and in the second half we managed to dominate proceedings. We created goalscoring opportunities and played in the opponents' half.
“We recovered many balls that permitted us or allowed us to attack. But it's also true that while we were managing proceedings they maintained their threat.”
He continued: “Perhaps in the second half when we were losing we had more continuity when we were searching for the equaliser. In the same we had chances, they had chances also.
“As the difference was only one goal we had hopes we would convert one. We kept on being dangerous even though the opponent was defending close to their goal.”
Next up, Leeds return to action this weekend, when they host Manchester United in what should be a thrilling encounter at Elland Road on Sunday afternoon.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Leeds United and the rest of the Premier League, as the reaction to the midweek action continues:
7. Villa chase international winger
Aston Villa look set to reignite their interest in Werder Bremen winger Milot Rashica. The £6m ace joined his current club in 2018, after catching the eye with Dutch top tier side Vitesse. (Team Talk) Photo: Joosep Martinson
8. Race heats up for 19-goal sensation
Besiktas look set to sell striker Cyle Larin this summer, despite the player netting 19 goals so far this season. West Ham and Everton are both said to be keen on the £8m-rated star. (FotoMac) Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos
9. Leeds could miss out on Kent
Rangers star Ryan Kent is rumoured to be ready to snub any interest from Leeds United this summer, as he wishes to spend another season at Ibrox. The £20m-rated winger could play Champions League football with the Gers next season. (Football Insider) Photo: Ian MacNicol
10. Foxes boss has no interest in Spurs job
Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers has batted away suggestions that he could become the next Spurs manager. He's insisted that he has a lot of work to do with the Foxes, and lauded the club's "world class" facilities. (talkSPORT) Photo: Pool