Okafor seemed to have been brought down inside the box, but the referee appeared unwilling to hand Leeds a route back into the contest at such a late point.
Farke will hope Leeds can quickly put this loss behind them
When Brenden Aaronson netted Leeds United’s second goal, the travelling supporters were dreaming of a first victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge since 1999.
However, Chelsea’s six second-half goals shattered those hopes, leaving the players and supporters facing a disappointing journey back to Leeds.

Farke will undoubtedly be more worried about the defensive display and Zetterer’s performance. Nevertheless, he will hope his players can recover from the setback quickly.
They face an important fixture this weekend when Newcastle United visit Elland Road, and the manager will need his squad to be fully prepared and in good shape for another demanding encounter.