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Leeds v Spurs

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Paul_10

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Couple of controversial calls in that first half with a potential handball and red card with neither given.

I think the handball decision is correct and even more so when TNT showed that angle which apparently the VAR does not have access too as it clearly comes off the shoulder yet the angle the VAR had looked way more 50/50.

The second incident with Bogle with a challenge down Tel's Achilles area. You see this is the annoyance I do have with the VAR because the ref did not even showed a yellow card which seems to suggest to me the ref did not see the contact Bogle left foot made and from John Brooks angle it just looked like a careless foul so surely this could go down as a potential missed incident and you can send the ref to the review area because it ticks the boxes for a red card. I think the VAR looked way too long at it and it seems the doubts may of came from that there was some contact on the achilles but then more contact seems to be on Tel's ankle/boot. I'll understand a bit more on a non intervention if the ref showed a yellow card and he saw the contact from Bogle's left foot on Tel but I'm not convinced he seen that contact.
 
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From this view I'd be very surprised if part of the ball isn't striking his arm below the 'arm pit line'

The second one suggests top marginal to call. On field decision either way
 

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From this view I'd be very surprised if part of the ball isn't striking his arm below the 'arm pit line'

The second one suggests top marginal to call. On field decision either way
There's a good reverse angle, ball deffo comes off the shoulder
 
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