Leeds United supporters have deemed not a single player was worthy of over a six match rating in the 3-2 defeat to Fulham on Sunday. The Whites slumped to a fourth straight loss in the Premier League to the Cottagers and extended their winless run to eight matches.
Jesse Marsch's side had opened the scoring inside 20 minutes through Rodrigo Moreno but conceded three sloppy goals which saw Fulham return to the capital with all three points. The frustration surrounding the club from the stands is very much reflected in the fans' player ratings from Sunday, with Luis Sinisterra and Crysencio Summerville handed the highest score with 5.7 .
It was very much a bitter-sweet day for Summerville, who came off the bench to score his first ever Premier League goal. Illan Meslier ( 5.6 ) and Brenden Aaronson ( 5.5 ) were rated as Leeds' next best performers, with the former pulling off a great save from Andreas Pereira in the first half, and the latter creating a number of chances for his teammates.
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Joe Gelhardt, Pascal Struijk, Marc Roca and Robin Koch were the only other four players to receive a rating of more than five. At the other end of the scale, Patrick Bamford was dubbed as Leeds' worst performer on the day, despite only playing half an hour.
Bamford struggled to impact the game much but missed another big opportunity with the score at 1-1 and was therefore handed a measly rating of just 3.2 . Jack Harrison was another player to be rated at lower than a four, with the out of form winger given a 3.9 .
You can check out all of the ratings from Sunday in the widget below.
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