Tottenham Hotspur fans have felt there has been a conspiracy against them by the Premier League officiating crew over the past couple of years, especially last…

Writer Joe Soriano criticizes Premier League officiating following a controversial challenge during Tottenham Hotspur's match against Leeds United at Elland Road. In the 37th minute, Leeds defender Jayden Bogle committed a challenge on Tottenham forward Mathys Tel, catching his Achilles with his studs. Despite referee John Brooks and the VAR team reviewing the incident for four minutes, no card was awarded to Bogle.
Soriano argues the decision was an egregious error, noting that Tel was forced to leave the pitch due to injury just five minutes later and was replaced by Dominic Solanke. The article characterizes the non-call as part of an ongoing pattern of poor refereeing decisions affecting Tottenham throughout recent seasons.
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