Rodrigo N/A – Came on too late to make an impact. Reuters
EVERTON RATINGS: Jordan Pickford 7 – The England stopper may have flapped at a few crosses, but in terms of sheer shot stopping, he was superb. Made two point-blank saves from Bamford and Costa which kept Everton in the game. AFP
Ben Godfrey 7 – One of Everton’s better defenders, leading by example throughout. His commitment to the cause was never in question. AFP
Michael Keane 7 – Was aerially commanding throughout, managing to keep in-form Bamford quiet for long spells. Will be frustrated not to have closed out the game with a clean sheet. EPA
Mason Holgate 6 – A mixed display from the academy graduate. Was replaced early in the second half.
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Tom Davies 5 – Struggled in the unfamiliar position of wing back. On this evidence, it’s an experiment that doesn’t show too much promise. EPA
Abdoulaye Doucoure 5 – Missed a handful of guilt-edged opportunities in the first half. Didn’t look comfortable at right-back when moved there in the second half. PA
Allan 6 – Bossed the midfield in the first half but couldn’t maintain it. Looked slightly off the pace in the second period. AP
Alex Iwobi 5 – Much like Davies on the opposite flank, the Nigeria international didn’t take well to the defensive demands of playing at wing back. Luke Ayling very much got the better of him on this occasion. EPA
James Rodriguez 7 – Had a wonderfully taken goal chalked off in the first half for an offside infringement. The former Real Madrid star threatened all game but couldn’t quite muster a moment of magic to turn the tide in Everton’s favour. AFP
Dominic Calvert-Lewin 6 – Industrious running and clever movement is very much the forwards trademark. Today, however, his end product let him down all too often. Reuters
Richarlison 7 – Will feel aggrieved to have not got on the scoresheet, after having a number of efforts either saved or ruled out for offside. Nevertheless, Everton are a far better side with him in it – and his luck will surely come in at some point. Getty Images
SUBS: Fabian Delph 6 – Minimal impact off the bench from the former Aston Villa captain. Reuters
Andre Gomes 6 – Kept the ball well late on but a series of rash tackles – presumably out of frustration – didn’t help his sides cause. Reuters
Bernard 5 – Was a peripheral figure in the closing stages, at a time when the home side needed a moment of inspiration. PA
LEEDS RATINGS: Illan Meslier 8 – Pulled off a number of fine stops, most notably from Doucoure. Looked composed and assured between the sticks for Leeds. Reuters
Luke Ayling 7 – Led by example, with industrious running up and down the channel. Picked up a yellow card in the second half for an overenthusiastic challenge. Reuters
Robin Koch 7 – The young German is really beginning to settle into life at Leeds. With accurate distribution and perceptive positioning, tonight was another step in the right direction. AP
Liam Cooper 7 – The captain may have got off to a slow start, but he played a vital role in helping Leeds see out the win – as well as the clean sheet. EPA
Stuart Dallas 6 – Was defensively solid up against attack-minded wing backs. His play going forward was rather more muted. AFP
Kalvin Phillips 8 – Ran the show for Leeds. His passing radar and overall contribution to the win showed Bielsa exactly what he had been missing over the past few weeks. Getty Images
Jack Harrison 7 – Excellent end product as always, with his pinpoint crosses often squandered by the forwards. Continues to impress from wide positions. Getty Images
Mateusz Klich 7 – Stared well in the middle, but as the game wore on – and as Everton grew into the game, his impact began to wane. AFP
Ezgjan Alioski 6 – Didn’t see too much of the ball on the ball on the left for Leeds. With that being said, his work rate and use of the ball was very valuable to his side. Getty Images
Raphinha 8 – Scored a wonderful long-range goal to seal a tight win for the away side. From the first minute of the game he looked dangerous and eager to make his mark. AFP
Patrick Bamford 7 – Had a number of good shooting opportunities, but, thanks in part to Jordan Pickford, he was kept quiet. The Englishman therefore misses his chance to score for a record-equalling fifth Premier League away game in a row. EPA
SUBS: Ian Poveda-Ocampo N/A – Replaced the match-winner Raphinha with minutes to go. Getty Images
Helder Costa N/A – Should have scored late on to seal the win in style, but in the end he forced an excellent save out of Jordan Pickford. Reuters
Rodrigo N/A – Came on too late to make an impact. Reuters
EVERTON RATINGS: Jordan Pickford 7 – The England stopper may have flapped at a few crosses, but in terms of sheer shot stopping, he was superb. Made two point-blank saves from Bamford and Costa which kept Everton in the game. AFP
Ben Godfrey 7 – One of Everton’s better defenders, leading by example throughout. His commitment to the cause was never in question. AFP
Michael Keane 7 – Was aerially commanding throughout, managing to keep in-form Bamford quiet for long spells. Will be frustrated not to have closed out the game with a clean sheet. EPA
Mason Holgate 6 – A mixed display from the academy graduate. Was replaced early in the second half.
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Tom Davies 5 – Struggled in the unfamiliar position of wing back. On this evidence, it’s an experiment that doesn’t show too much promise. EPA
Abdoulaye Doucoure 5 – Missed a handful of guilt-edged opportunities in the first half. Didn’t look comfortable at right-back when moved there in the second half. PA
Allan 6 – Bossed the midfield in the first half but couldn’t maintain it. Looked slightly off the pace in the second period. AP
Alex Iwobi 5 – Much like Davies on the opposite flank, the Nigeria international didn’t take well to the defensive demands of playing at wing back. Luke Ayling very much got the better of him on this occasion. EPA
James Rodriguez 7 – Had a wonderfully taken goal chalked off in the first half for an offside infringement. The former Real Madrid star threatened all game but couldn’t quite muster a moment of magic to turn the tide in Everton’s favour. AFP
Dominic Calvert-Lewin 6 – Industrious running and clever movement is very much the forwards trademark. Today, however, his end product let him down all too often. Reuters
Richarlison 7 – Will feel aggrieved to have not got on the scoresheet, after having a number of efforts either saved or ruled out for offside. Nevertheless, Everton are a far better side with him in it – and his luck will surely come in at some point. Getty Images
SUBS: Fabian Delph 6 – Minimal impact off the bench from the former Aston Villa captain. Reuters
Andre Gomes 6 – Kept the ball well late on but a series of rash tackles – presumably out of frustration – didn’t help his sides cause. Reuters
Bernard 5 – Was a peripheral figure in the closing stages, at a time when the home side needed a moment of inspiration. PA
LEEDS RATINGS: Illan Meslier 8 – Pulled off a number of fine stops, most notably from Doucoure. Looked composed and assured between the sticks for Leeds. Reuters
Luke Ayling 7 – Led by example, with industrious running up and down the channel. Picked up a yellow card in the second half for an overenthusiastic challenge. Reuters
Robin Koch 7 – The young German is really beginning to settle into life at Leeds. With accurate distribution and perceptive positioning, tonight was another step in the right direction. AP
Liam Cooper 7 – The captain may have got off to a slow start, but he played a vital role in helping Leeds see out the win – as well as the clean sheet. EPA
Stuart Dallas 6 – Was defensively solid up against attack-minded wing backs. His play going forward was rather more muted. AFP
Kalvin Phillips 8 – Ran the show for Leeds. His passing radar and overall contribution to the win showed Bielsa exactly what he had been missing over the past few weeks. Getty Images
Jack Harrison 7 – Excellent end product as always, with his pinpoint crosses often squandered by the forwards. Continues to impress from wide positions. Getty Images
Mateusz Klich 7 – Stared well in the middle, but as the game wore on – and as Everton grew into the game, his impact began to wane. AFP
Ezgjan Alioski 6 – Didn’t see too much of the ball on the ball on the left for Leeds. With that being said, his work rate and use of the ball was very valuable to his side. Getty Images
Raphinha 8 – Scored a wonderful long-range goal to seal a tight win for the away side. From the first minute of the game he looked dangerous and eager to make his mark. AFP
Patrick Bamford 7 – Had a number of good shooting opportunities, but, thanks in part to Jordan Pickford, he was kept quiet. The Englishman therefore misses his chance to score for a record-equalling fifth Premier League away game in a row. EPA
SUBS: Ian Poveda-Ocampo N/A – Replaced the match-winner Raphinha with minutes to go. Getty Images
Helder Costa N/A – Should have scored late on to seal the win in style, but in the end he forced an excellent save out of Jordan Pickford. Reuters
Rodrigo N/A – Came on too late to make an impact. Reuters
