Leeds Lunchtime Round-Up, Monday 9th November 2026: Bogle Red Card Storm Rumbles on After Tottenham Win
Leeds United are still the talk of the division after Saturday's 1-0 win over Tottenham at Elland Road, and the headlines today are all about Jayden Bogle's first-half challenge on Mathys Tel. Spurs have reportedly launched an official complaint over the decision not to send Bogle off, and the Yorkshire Evening Post says Mike Dean and a former Premier League official have now given their verdict on the incident (Yorkshire Evening Post).
There was a notable admission from the Tottenham camp too, with Sandro Tonali giving his verdict on the defeat and what he feels Leeds must do going forward (Yorkshire Evening Post). On a brighter note for the Whites, one player has been named in the Premier League Team of the Week following the Tottenham win, lining up alongside players from Sunderland, Everton and Liverpool - the Yorkshire Evening Post describes him as "chilled and calm" on the ball (Yorkshire Evening Post).
Elsewhere, Sean Longstaff has spoken about what his Leeds team-mates need to do better to help Harry Wilson settle in and find his best form, suggesting players need to take on more responsibility around him (LeedsLive). On the international scene, Thomas Tuchel has discussed James Trafford's England prospects and where that leaves him in the pecking order behind Jordan Pickford, with LeedsLive reporting the Leeds goalkeeper could get another Nations League start this week (LeedsLive).
Looking ahead, the Yorkshire Evening Post has run down the early injury picture for Leeds and Chelsea before the Premier League returns after the international break, with four players out and six more rated as doubts, though some are expected back in time (Yorkshire Evening Post). Finally, it looks like Leeds could soon have one fewer rival manager to worry about, with a Premier League club reportedly set to make a change, with an ex-Tottenham boss and Sean Dyche mentioned as possible replacements (Yorkshire Evening Post).
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