Leeds battled Derby County at Elland Road.
Leeds United slipped to second home defeat in a week as they were beaten 2-1 by Derby County.
The Rams bounced back from being a goal down with Sam Winnall scoring twice, with boos heard at the final whistle.
Former player turned pundit Noel Whelan gave his view on the result to BBC Radio Leeds.
He said: “Not one of the defenders had a look around to see where the striker is for the first goal. The goal was a joke, naive defending.
“It doesn’t matter how good we were for points in the game, the fact is we have lost it.”
Leeds had taken an early lead through Pierre-Michel Lasogga, the striker on loan from Hamburg.
Lasogga missed a good chance to double their lead in the second half when he volleyed agonisingly wide.
Derby made them pay, by scoring against the run of play when striker Sam Winnall pounced on a cross from Craig Forsyth to net from close range.
Tom Lawrence was brought down with 10 minutes to go and a penalty was awarded from which former Barnsley striker Winnall scored his second goal of the game.
Leeds had argued that the contact had taken place outside the penalty area and a free-kick should have been awarded.
This was Leeds sixth loss in their last seven games, including three straight at home stadium Elland Road, while Derby have now won four matches in a row.
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