Liverpool were held to a late draw by Leeds United in the Premier League after Diego Llorente scored an 86th minute equalizer.The Spaniard rose the highest to meet a corner and thumped home an unstoppable header from almost point-blank range.The Reds were riding on Sadio Mane's first-half strike until that point, as some goof-up inside the penalty box allowed the Senegalese to slot into an empty net.It was proving to be enough for the holders to secure all three points, despite a bog standard performance, but were caught out from a set-piece once again.Liverpool had just 39% possession tonight and created 4 fewer big chances than Leeds United.Earn it. 🥴 pic.twitter.com/HTIH7tY0Uj— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) April 19, 2021The draw ends Liverpool's three-match winning streak but, more importantly, seriously jeopardizes their Champions League ambitions - West Ham remain two points ahead of them while fifth-placed Chelsea have a game in hand over them.Here are the player ratings for Liverpool:Alisson - 7/10The big man made some big saves in the game which kept the Reds in the match until the end, including one crucial stop to deny Tyler Roberts from scoring a huge chance in the 77th minute. It went well until Llorente equalized with a close-ranger header.Trent Alexander-Arnold - 7/10Another good performance from Alexander-Arnold as we got to see shades of his former self, even assisting Mane for the opener following some brilliant work down his flank.Trent Alexander-Arnold has now provided as many Premier League assists as Ashley Cole (31).How's that for a past-and-present full-back pairing? 🤩 pic.twitter.com/Z6e2l9QP8D— William Hill (@WilliamHill) April 19, 2021Fabinho - 6/10The Brazilian lacked his usual composure and misplaced several passes too. He almost gifted Leeds a goal in the first-half with a loose pass, but managed to recover in time to make the challenge.Ozan Kabak - 6/10A good first-half performance from the January arrival, keeping Patrick Bamford in check with his close markings. But after the break, he lost some of that robustness, and was also beaten by Llorente for the goal.Andrew Robertson - 7/10The Scotsman made up for his lack of attacking flair with a solid shift in defense, making a game-high of seven clearances.Thiago Alcantara - 7/10Of all their midfielders tonight, Alcantara shone the brightest. He combined brilliantly with the players around him and hooked up crosses for Salah and Alexander-Arnold to feed on, whilst also laying three key passes, the most by a Liverpool player.Georginio Wijnaldum - 6/10The Dutchman held his ground well for much of the game but looked wobbly when Leeds upped the ante in the second-half, with Roberts even taking the mickey out of him with some quick feet at one point.James Milner - 6/10Besides an overlapping run or two and a wayward attempt at goal, there was nothing much to write home about Milner.Diogo Jota - 6/10The striker was not at his piercing best tonight. He fired one good chance far and wide in the first-half, and was snuffed out of some other opportunities at the last second.Roberto Firmino - 6/10He looked sharp in the build-up play during the opening exchanges and even helped out defensively as the match wore on, but Firmino couldn't really stamp his authority on the match.Sadio Mane - 7/10A lively performance from the embattled Senegalese, who also finally ended his goal-drought of 10 games with a simple finish. He drifted off slightly after the break.75% - Six of Sadio Mané's eight Premier League goals this season have come away from home, with tonight's strike his first goal in 10 league games for Liverpool. Satisfaction. #LEELIV— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) April 19, 2021SubstitutesAlex Oxlade-Chamberlain - 5/10He had a chance to win it at the death but failed to get his shot away properly as Illan Meslier made a comfortable save.Mohamed Salah - 6/10The prolific Egyptian always looked to get in behind the Leeds defense but scuffed one shot away and saw the other one blocked.