Leeds United's poor run of form continued in Saturday's early Premier League kick-off as Javi Gracia's men suffered a third defeat on the bounce, going down 2-1 to Fulham at Craven Cottage.
"I’m worried about everything," was head coach Javi Gracia's verdict after the game, as Leeds ended the day still in 16th place, but just a point above the drop zone.
At Craven Cottage the two sides would go in level at half-time but goals from Harry Wilson and Andreas Pereira would put the hosts in control before a Joao Palhinha own goal gave the travelling Whites fans hope, but despite the much-called-for introduction of Wilfried Gnonto off the bench, an equaliser would not come.