Leeds United's atrocious away record in the Premier League this season continued on the road at Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday.
It's now eight games in a row for Daniel Farke's deflated Whites where they haven't even scored in an away fixture, as Fabian Hurzeler's hosts "outclassed" the visitors from West Yorkshire - as journalist Graham Smyth simply put it - by comfortably winning 3-0.
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Of course, for as much as Brighton were at their dazzling best in spells, Leeds really didn't put in a compelling enough fight to try and steal a result on the South Coast.
Several of Farke's first team personnel very much let the under-pressure German down, as Leeds now slip nearer to the dreaded relegation zone...
Leeds' worst underperformers vs Brighton
Minus beating bottom-of-the-table Wolverhampton Wanderers on their travels at the tail-end of September, Leeds have been largely abject on the road in the Premier League since sealing promotion.
A 2-0 defeat away at Burnley to end October has now been followed up by this 3-0 disappointment against the rampant Seagulls, as Brenden Aaronson unfortunately receded back into his shell.
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The gung-ho number 11 who took to the field against West Ham and grabbed a goal was nowhere to be found at the Amex, with the American failing to fire a single effort at the home side's net.
To make matters worse, the energy and application were also lacking, with zero mazey dribbles pulled off, on top of only three of his ten duels being won.
Another strong performer versus the Hammers in Jaka Bijol, also looked out of sorts on the South Coast, as the towering Slovenian won just one of his own three duels, while Sean Longstaff further looked a shadow of his rampaging best, leading to Anton Stach replacing him on the hour mark.
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In truth, nobody donning Leeds' changed strip could come away from the one-sided affair holding their heads high, with journalist Adam Pope right with his assessment at the full-time whistle, when stating that there is a clear "big gulf" between the two sides.
Still, Leeds' defence throughout was far too lax and charitable, away from waxing lyrical about Brighton's clear firepower, as one of Farke's defenders on the day put in arguably his worst-ever shift since joining the West Yorkshire outfit.
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Leeds star had his worst game for the club
Unfortunately, many of Leeds' promotion heroes have struggled at points this season already to acclimatise to the demands of the top-flight.
Joe Rodon hasn't been one of those - with two goals already picked up in his new, fast-paced environment - but even he fell victim to a flat individual showing against Brighton, alongside Jayden Bogle also having a nightmarish afternoon he will want to quickly forget about.
In the Championship last campaign, Bogle was an undroppable whippet who was constantly full of energy down the right, as the "unbelievable" full-back - as Farke once lauded him - ended the title-winning season with six goals and four assists under his belt, while also collecting a mighty 16 clean sheets.
Watching his showing against Brighton, however, and you would think a different presence had entered the pitch altogether, with Bogle's tenacious energy completely gone - as seen in him failing to complete one successful dribble - as an error-prone performance, instead, helped the hosts to an emphatic win.
Bogle's performance in numbers
Stat
Minutes played
Goals scored
Assists
Touches
Accurate passes
Accurate crosses
Successful dribbles
Possession lost
Tackles won
Interceptions
Clearances
Blocked shots
Ball recoveries
Total duels won
Stats by Sofascore
Staring at the table above in great detail really does solidify the argument that this was Bogle's worst-ever display as a Leeds player, with zero tackles being won and zero duels being won by the ex-Sheffield United defender only boosting Brighton's confidence that they could comprehensively get the better of their weak opponents.
Diego Gomez would go on to have an "absolutely insane" game - as one analyst put it - because of the feeble number two's off-night, with the 25-year-old then unafraid to burst forward with his usual pace, knowing he had an extremely tough job on his hands to cage the two-goal Paraguayan.
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However, Gomez's final goal of the afternoon wouldn't be the most skilful or high-octane goal. Rather, a scuffed attempt at a pass from Bogle - who lost possession a high ten times throughout - would then lead to ex-Leeds star Georginio Rutter putting it on a plate for the red-hot South American to bury.
The aforementioned Smyth would hand out a lacklustre 4/10 rating to Bogle at the close of the demoralising loss, with Farke now surely prepared to drop his regular for James Justin to get a run-out.
If they conjure up many more of those lifeless displays on the road, Leeds will be staring at an immediate return to the Championship, with Bogle potentially collecting an unwanted second relegation on his CV.