Despite a positive performance against Aston Villa midweek that saw them claim a point in a dramatic 3-3 draw, Leeds United were unable to keep up the intensity against Everton.
Goals from Seamus Coleman, Michael Keane and Anthony Gordon handed the Toffees a 3-0 win over the Whites, leaving the Yorkshire club six points above the relegation zone.
Leeds next face a tough test against fierce rivals Manchester United next weekend.
Here are the best of today’s transfer rumours...
1. Suarez and Cavani sold Spurs move to Bentacur
New Spurs signing Rodrigo Bentacur says his international teammates at Uruguay discussed his move to London with him as Luis Suarez said it "would be a great move" and Edinson Cavani said it was a "spectacular league" to play in (Sky Sports) Photo: Alessandro Sabattini
2. Uncertain future for Wan-Bissaka due to Dalot deal
Manchester United are set to trigger a contract extension for Diogo Dalot following his fine form, leaving £50m England international Aaron Wan-Bissaka's role in the team uncertain (The Star) Photo: Matthew Peters
3. Atletico "ready to sell" Arsenal target Morata
Atletico Madrid are "ready to sell" former Chelsea striker and reported Arsenal target Alvaro Morata but the Gunners could face competition from Juventus where the Spaniard is currently on loan (Tuttomercato) Photo: Valerio Pennicino
4. Gbamin could leave Everton on loan
Everton midfielder Jean-Philippe Gbamin could leave on a loan this month to join CSKA Moscow with sides in the Russian Premier League still able to make transfer moves until February 22 (Liverpool Echo) Photo: Catherine Ivill
5. Chelsea request meeting with Eder Militao amid transfer interest
Chelsea are interested in signing Real Madrid defender Eder Militao and have requested a meeting with the 24-year old Brazillian to discuss a move (Marca) Photo: Shaun Botterill
6. Burnley reportedly interested in Kadewere
Burnley are reportedly interested in £12 million rated Lyon star Tino Kadewere with the Zimbabwe international having previously been linked to Southampton and Celtic (New Zimbabwe) Photo: PIUS UTOMI EKPEI