Chelsea manager, Liam Rosenior, has described the penalty Moises Caicedo gave away to Leeds in their 2-2 draw on Tuesday night as “a poor decision”.

The Blues seemed set to continue their perfect run under Rosenior in the Premier League, thanks to goals from Joao Pedro and Cole Palmer.

But the visitors were level within six minutes in the second half.

Caicedo fouled Jayden Bogle in the area and Lukas Nmecha pulled one back from the spot, before Noah Okafor pounced to roll the ball into an empty net.

“Moi [Caicedo] is a magnificent player and has been top since I came in but we made a poor decision there. We give away a penalty,” Rosenior told reporters.

“The penalty goes in, they hit a few long balls, pick up some second balls. The lad handballs it and it affects my players.”

EPL: Rosenior names Chelsea player to blame for 2-2 draw with Leeds