Leeds loses to Fulham due to an own goal in added time: how it happened.

Fatal mistake by Gudmundsson brings victory to Fulham

According to The Sun: Gabriel Gudmundsson made a fatal error by scoring an own goal in added time, leading to Fulham's victory.

The Swedish defender, feeling no pressure from opponents, deflected a corner from Ryan Sessegnon straight into his own net.

This moment became one of the most inexplicable own goals that could happen and cost Leeds what could have been a deserved point.

However, the team can only blame itself for not converting its opportunities into goals.

Leeds' attacking problems

The team has only managed to score one goal this season—a penalty by Luke Nmecha in the winning match against Everton.

Worryingly, they have failed to score in open play for 360 minutes in the Premier League, prompting the German coach to demand reinforcement in attack.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin only managed to slow down the ball against Bernd Leno when he celebrated a successful assist from Brenden Aaronson.

Sean Longstaff managing to hit the crossbar from a long-range shot, while Aaronson had a chance, but his corner attempt was stopped by the Fulham goalkeeper.

Kevin, purchased for a record price from Shakhtar, started the game on the bench and appeared on the field only 14 minutes before the final whistle.

He nearly scored when his long-range shot was stopped by Derl.

Uncompromising battle on the field

Fulham's squad changes yielded some results. Calvert-Lewin made his debut with Leeds after coach Farke made five changes to the squad following a goalless draw with Newcastle.

Leeds had a huge opportunity to take the lead when Calvert-Lewin was left unmarked, but managed only to force Leno to catch the ball.

Neither team was able to gain an advantage, despite Fulham's attempts to speed up the game.

No serious threat was created from either side.

It's heartbreak for Leeds in the closing stages, as an own-goal from Gabriel Gudmundsson has given Fulham the points at Craven Cottage pic.twitter.com/50JPC3bKHY

— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) September 13, 2025

Fulham controlled the ball but failed to find a way to break through the opponent's defense.

Ultimately, Gudmundsson's mistake gave Fulham victory at Craven Cottage.