Leeds United's midweek stars go missing as player ratings are littered with low marks
Their set-piece defending apart, the Whites were actually very good for 45 minutes, but they were so awful as soon as Crystal Palace equalised to completely overshadow that.
Illan Meslier – not helped by the complete lack of pressure on the ball in the second half 5
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Hide AdLuke Ayling – so hapless it was amazing he lasted the 90 minutes 3
Robin Koch – weak at the first-half set-pieces, takes his share of the blame for Leeds being so easy to play down the middle of in the second half 4
Pascal Struijk – one of many who was a shadow of the player he was on Tuesday 5
Junior Firpo – it was his man, Michael Olise, who ripped Leeds to shreds 4
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Hide AdWeston McKennie – like Struijk, it was if Tuesday took too much out of him 5
Marc Roca – a big reason Palace's midfield had far too much space 4
Brenden Aaronson – started very positively 5
Jack Harrison – even when Leeds were on top he did not have much impact 5
Luis Sinisterra – made a bright start without taking his chances 6
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Hide AdPatrick Bamford – scored his 50th Leeds goal but his day was totally spoilt 6
Substitutes:
Rodrigo (for Sinisterra, 60) – made no impact in the hole 5
Willy Gnonto (for Aaronson, 60) – lucky not to get a second yellow card hot on the heels after the first 4
Rasmus Kristensen (for Firpo, 60) – unable to lock the stable door after the horse bolted 5
Georginio Rutter (for Bamford, 79) – ineffective 4
Not used: Forshaw, Cooper, Summerville, Robles, Greenwood.