Another crucial Premier League point looked like being bagged for Leeds United at Craven Cottage only for an inexplicable own goal from Gabriel Gudmundsson to seal the points for Fulham.
Leeds had battled well and there were impressive performers across the pitch for Daniel Farke’s men but just when it looked as though they were going to travel back up the road with a hard-earned point, Gudmundsson’s header past the excellent Karl Darlow broke the hearts of the away following.
Here’s how Graham Smyth rated the Leeds United players
7. Sean Longstaff 8
Popped up everywhere. Covered distance, tackled, used the ball well for the vast majority. Came closest to a goal with that beauty of a strike. | George Wood/Getty Images
8. Anton Stach 6
Won headers and played a nice ball into Nmecha but got himself booked and struggled at times in possession. Set-pieces weren't good. | Michael Regan/Getty Images
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9. Brenden Aaronson 6
Ran a lot, harried players and competed defensively. Unable to show enough quality on the ball. Too easily brushed off a few times. | Getty Images
10. Noah Okafor 7
Showed some of his dribbling ability and caused a few problems. Got up and down. Looked Leeds' best chance of making something happen. Photo: Jack Thomas
11. Dominic Calvert-Lewin 6
Had one sniff of goal with a header that could have been directed better even if power was difficult to generate. Needlessly offside a couple of times. Ran a lot. Helped put Okafor in for a chance. | Marc Atkins/Getty Images
12. SUB: Jack Harrison 6
Lots of running and closing down. Leeds were more and more on the back foot so his chances to impress going forward were limited. | Getty Images