Leeds v Spurs

15'

Yellow Card

Van de Ven drags Bogle to the ground, and receives the game's first yellow card.

Spurs try to put Leeds on the back foot, with Porro leading their charge forward. However, the World Cup winner's cross is too close to Trafford, who gathers.

At the other end of the field, Leeds have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 16 Premier League meetings with Spurs. That stretches back to a 1-0 victory at Elland Road in February 2000, with Harry Kewell scoring the only goal.

The hosts continue to push. A cross from the left takes a couple of deflections, before it's teed up for Ampadu. However, he slices his shot well wide of the target.

Leeds haven't lost successive Premier League games since February/March. However, they've been positive from the start here, with plenty of purpose in their performance.

VAR take another look at the incident, and uphold the referee's initial decision. That looked precariously close to Fernandes' arm, though, and he may have gotten away with one.