Leeds will look to put the disappointing result behind them and regroup ahead of the weekend, when they welcome Crystal Palace - a side currently level of points with the Whites in mid-table - to Elland Road.
The last time the two sides met, back in November, Roy Hodgson’s side battered the Whites at Selhurst Park, as goals from the likes of Scott Dann and Jordan Ayew saw the Eagles grab a 4-1 win.
Meanwhile, down in the Championship, it's still all to play for as the second-half of the season continues to unfold, with the battle for promotion and fight against relegation continue to take fresh twists and turns.
Huddersfield Town will be eager to end a six-match run without a win, but will face a stiff challenge against a spirited Luton Town outfit, who have performed well above expectations this season.
Elsewhere, Yorkshire sides Sheffield Wednesday and Rotherham United remain locked in a fierce relegation battle which looks set to go down to the wire, while Barnsley, should they string a few wins together, could start dreaming about the play-offs.
Here's our rundown of all the latest news and transfer talk involving Leeds United, Huddersfield Town, and a number of other sides from Yorkshire and further afield:
1. Balogun up for grabs this summer
Swansea City and Brentford-linked striker Folarin Balogun has been tipped to leave Arsenal this summer, after failing to break into their first-team. The 19-year-old has impressed during Europa League cameos this season. (Express) Photo: PAUL FAITH
2. Rooney pleased with experienced additions
Derby County boss Wayne Rooney has claimed the "experience" offered by his glut of new signings will prove to be an invaluable influence on his squad, after the Rams brought in no fewer than five loan players on deadline day. (Club website) Photo: Gareth Copley
3. Ex-Watford star opens up on new move
Udinese forward Gerard Deulofeu has revealed he's delighted to have completed a permanent move to the Serie A outfit from Watford, and has enjoyed playing alongisde his former Hornets teammate Roberto Pereyra. (Sport Witness) Photo: Alessandro Sabattini
4. King picks Toffees over contract length
Josh King's late transfer deadline day decision to join Everton over Fulham was believed to be largely down to contract length, with a potential return to the Championship on a longer deal with the Cottagers turning him off the move. (The Athletic) Photo: Naomi Baker