Leeds United's pre-season tour of Australia came to an end on Friday, as Leeds drew 1-1 with Premier League rivals Crystal Palace.
It means Jesse Marsch's side leave Australia with a real mixed bag of results - a win, a draw and a defeat. The Whites defeated Brisbane Roar in their opening game, before losing 1-0 to Aston Villa.
However, as the footballing cliché goes, results aren't important in pre-season, and Marsch will be encouraged with some aspects of the team's performances, and individual displays as well.
The tour didn't go fully to plan for some Leeds players, with the likes of new signing Luis Sinisterra and promising youngster Archie Gray picking up injuries, meaning their minutes were reduced. Captain Liam Cooper travelled Down Under, but sat out of every game with an Achilles injury.
Out of the entire squad, it was new full-back Rasmus Kristensen who played the most minutes on the tour with 199. Jack Harrison and Robin Koch follow closely behind with 197 and 196 respectively.
At the bottom of the list, teenager Gray only played 37 minutes due to being stretchered off against Aston Villa, after being on the end of a strong challenge from John McGinn. Fringe players like Leo Hjelde and Cody Drameh also didn't clock up many minutes, while Sinisterra only played 72 minutes in total, after coming off early on against Crystal Palace with a hamstring injury.
Fellow new summer additions Brenden Aaronson (152), Tyler Adams (143) and Marc Roca (135) all got valuable minutes into the legs.
In order of highest to lowest, here's a full list of the amount of minutes played by each Leeds United player who featured in Australia:
Rasmus Kristensen - 199 minutes
Jack Harrison - 197
Robin Koch - 196
Ilan Meslier & Pascal Strujik - 180
Diego Llorente - 164
Brenden Aaronson - 152
Tyler Adams - 143
Dan James - 138
Patrick Bamford - 136
Marc Roca - 135
Rodrigo - 120
Leif Davis - 113
Adam Forshaw - 106
Joe Gelhardt - 106
Mateusz Klich - 102
Crysencio Summerville - 102
Kristoffer Klaesson - 90
Sam Greenwood - 90
Darko Gyabi - 74
Luis Sinisterra - 72
Cody Drameh - 71
Leo Hjelde - 67
Archie Gray - 37
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