Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s playful message to the Premier League after Bogle given Leeds goal | OneFootball

Dominic Calvert-Lewin saw a would-be goal reassigned to Jayden Bogle. According to Leedsunited.news, he marked the mix-up with a playful message to the Premier League.

Ao Tanaka’s early strike against Newcastle United on Monday night was later listed as a Lewis Miley own goal. Soon after, Calvert-Lewin appeared to have headed in James Justin’s cross for Leeds’ second, but replays showed his header glanced off Bogle and in.

The decision meant Justin lost the assist, with Calvert-Lewin credited for setting up Bogle’s goal. Calvert-Lewin then made it 3-0, and Noah Okafor added a fourth after the interval.

After full-time, the striker posted on Instagram, tagging the Premier League, jokingly asking how he could appeal and saying Bogle had told him it did not touch him.

While he only had one to his name on the night, he has now matched Mark Viduka’s run of scoring in five consecutive Premier League games at Elland Road. He can make it six when Leeds host Palace on Sunday.

Calvert-Lewin has 18 goals in 45 appearances for Leeds, alongside two assists.

Since arriving last summer he has logged 3317 minutes in all competitions, averaging a goal every 184 minutes. Leeds signed him on a free.

Source: Leedsunited.news

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