Manager Marcelo Bielsa hailed the loud-and-proud Leeds fans before hinting that this season's lenient refereeing could benefit his attacking side.
Leeds twice came from behind to draw an entertaining match against Everton, with goals from Mateusz Klich and Raphinha.
Bielsa, who is accustomed to raucous fanbases after time with huge clubs in Argentina, Spain and France, was quick to point to the atmosphere as a driving factor for a hard-fought point.
The Leeds supporters were in full voice as they finally returned to Elland Road in large numbers
Marcelo Bielsa praised their impact as the team were forced to come from behind twice
'The game was a big test for the team and this was multiplied as we were behind twice,' he said.