Leeds United fell into the bottom three on Sunday afternoon after a disastrous first-half showing did the damage in a 2-1 defeat to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. Two Eddie Nketiah goals in the opening ten minutes were followed by a Luke Ayling red card on 27 minutes to leave Jesse Marsch's side in a hole they could not get out of.
While ten-man Leeds fared better after the break, they lacked any sustained attacking intent, with Diego Llorente's 66th minutes goal from a corner one of few chances they were able to create.
With Everton winning at Leicester, it means Leeds are now down to 18th place, behind Burnley on goal difference, with just three matches left to play.
