Leeds United Player Ratings vs Nottingham Forest: Here’s how the Whites fared

Leeds United left it late against Nottingham Forest with Kemar Roofe bailing Marcelo Bielsa’s side out in the dying moments. The game ended at 1-1. The Peacocks tested Forest on countless occasions and ultimately found the back of the net after initially going down to a Jack Robinson goal.

Aitor Karanka will definitely be disappointed that his side were not able to hold onto their lead.

Leeds United Player Ratings

Bailey Peacock-Farrell (6/10)

He didn’t have much to do and was unable to stop the goal. Forest didn’t threaten much after that.

Luke Ayling (6/10)

Was unfortunate to come off injured in the first half. He looked energetic going forward.

Pontus Jansson (7/10)

Won a number of personal battles against Lewis Grabban and ensured he kept the striker at bay. He read the game well and made important interceptions as well.

Liam Cooper (6/10)

Not the best performance from Cooper. Put in a few decent tackles but it was a mediocre performance overall.

Stuart Dallas (5/10)

Still lacks the technical ability to make something happen in the final threat. Misplaced a number of passes as well.

Kalvin Phillips (6/10)

An unusually bad performance from Phillips. He was caught out of position on many occasions.

Pablo Hernandez (7/10)

Was always on the move, trying to make something happen. He created a number of opportunities.

Mateusz Klich (6/10)

Showed impressive work rate all game but did not provide much going forward.

Adam Forshaw (6/10)

He needs to show more sharpness and more awareness. He carelessly gave away the ball on many occasions.

Ezgjan Alioski (5/10)

He was wasteful going forward and was caught out of position on many occasions.

Kemar Roofe (7/10)

Roofe was at the right place at the right time to score the equaliser. He was dealt with in many instances.

Substitutes

Samuel Saiz (6/10)

He has been in bad form for weeks now and has failed to make an impact.

Tom Pearce (6/10)

A steady game and nothing spectacular from the player. He was a substitute who was substituted.

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Jack Clarke (7/10)

Had a couple of decent strikes and was dangerous with his pace as well.