Leeds plummeted into the bottom three with an inexcusably poor performance against fellow strugglers Everton. From kick-off, the Whites looked devoid of idea's, disjointed in formation and rudderless at the helm.

The only goal of the game came in the 64th minute when Seamus Coleman's cross come shot whistled past Meslier from an angle that even Einstein would find difficult to work out. It was nothing more than the Toffee's deserved; they dictated the majority of the play, not allowing Leeds a solitary short on target all afternoon.

Leeds most entertaining move of the match came just before half-time when Tyler Adams assaulted Dwight McNeil. McKennie and Gnonto also got in on the act, before a mass brawl ensued. Their attempts for early baths were in vein however as the referee only dished out yellow cards to the American pair.

The final whistle came as a relief to many Leeds fans, who were subjected to 90 minutes of absolute garbage.

	Line Up		Nat	Match Events
		Meslier, Illan Goalkeeper
		Ayling, Luke Defender
		Koch, Robin Defender
		Wober, Max Defender
		Firpo, Junior Defender
		McKennie, Weston Midfielder
		Adams, Tyler Midfielder
		Summerville, Crysencio Midfielder
		Harrison, Jack Midfielder
		Gnonto, Wilfried Midfielder
		Bamford, Patrick Forward
	Subs		Nat	Match Events
		Kristensen, Rasmus Defender
		Rutter, Georginio Forward
		Aaronson, Brenden Midfielder
		Greenwood, Sam Midfielder
		Cooper, Liam Defender		Unused Sub
		Gyabi, Darko Midfielder		Unused Sub
		Robles, Joel Goalkeeper		Unused Sub
		Monteiro, Diogo Defender		Unused Sub
		Joseph, Mateo Forward		Unused Sub

	References
	LEEDSTATS: Leeds United Season 2022/2023
	Sheridan Dictates: Season Statistics 2022-23
	Leeds United Programme Guide: Season 2022/23