Leeds United suffered a disappointing 2-0 defeat against Millwall in the FA Cup fourth-round tie at Elland Road.
The Whites made several changes to their squad but failed to deliver a strong performance.
A deflected strike from Femi Azeez in the first half and another goal from the same player after the break sealed the game for Millwall.
Leeds had a chance to get back into the match with a penalty, but Pascal Struijk’s effort was saved. Here’s how each Leeds player performed.

Karl Darlow – 4
Darlow didn’t have much to do in the early moments, but he was unfortunate with the first goal as a deflection from Guilavogui left him helpless.
He was beaten at his near post for Millwall’s second goal, which he might have done better to stop.
Isaac Schmidt – 6
Schmidt was active on the right flank, making some decent attacking runs. However, he was easily brushed off the ball before Millwall’s first goal.
He later played a key role in earning Leeds a penalty.
Ethan Ampadu – 4
Ampadu had a tough game and made mistakes under pressure.
He lost possession dangerously, leading to a Millwall attack, and his deflection helped the visitors score their second goal. One of his weakest displays for Leeds.
Pascal Struijk – 5
Struijk looked more composed than his defensive teammates and made some crucial blocks.
However, his missed penalty proved costly as it could have changed the game’s momentum.
Sam Byram – 4
Byram tried to support the attack from left-back, but his final ball lacked quality.
He put in a decent cross that led to the penalty, but he was subbed off in the second half.
Josuha Guilavogui – 2
A forgettable performance for Guilavogui, who struggled in midfield.
He was responsible for an own goal, lost possession multiple times, and looked off the pace. Rightfully subbed off.
Joe Rothwell – 5
Rothwell kept the ball moving in midfield and created a few openings.
However, he was caught out of position at times, leaving Leeds vulnerable to counterattacks.
Wilfried Gnonto – 4
Gnonto had some bright moments early on and forced a save with a volley. However, his poor passing led to Millwall’s first goal.
He also won the penalty, but Leeds couldn’t capitalize.
Sam Chambers – 7
Chambers had a solid full debut and was Leeds’ most creative player.
He had a couple of good attempts on goal and linked well with his teammates. One of the few positives from the game.
Largie Ramazani – 6
Ramazani tracked back well to defend and had some decent efforts on goal.
He forced a couple of saves but lacked the end product in crucial moments.
Mateo Joseph – 3
Joseph worked hard but struggled to make an impact.
His passing and decision-making were poor, and he rarely threatened Millwall’s defense.
Substitutes
Manor Solomon – 6
Came on with energy and looked dangerous, but couldn’t find the final ball.
Junior Firpo – 6
Tried to push forward, but his crosses failed to find a Leeds player.
Ao Tanaka – 6
Brought some control to midfield but had little time to influence the game.
Joel Piroe – N/A
Came on too late to make a difference.
James Debayo – N/A
A late substitution with minimal impact. Leeds will now shift their focus back to the Championship as they aim to bounce back from this disappointing cup exit.
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