Leeds ahead Dominic Calvert-Lewin gave a hilarious response to being informed his facet’s second objective had been taken away from him on Monday night time.
The Whites thumped Newcastle 4-1 in a stellar efficiency at Elland Street, with 4 completely different gamers, in the end, on the scoresheet for the house facet.
Calvert-Lewin scored the third objective, however thought he had additionally netted the second when he headed in from James Justin’s cross.
However replays confirmed his header got here off team-mate Jayden Bogle, and the total again was formally credited with the objective.
Sky cameras managed to seize the precise second Calvert-Lewin was informed the objective wasn’t really his, together with his face dropping in disbelief when he was informed by an official at half-time.
‘The ref informed me at half-time they gave it to Jayden,’ he mentioned on Sky Sports activities after the match. ‘I did not even know he was there as I bought up early and bang. I am going to take the help.’
That is the hilarious second Dominic Calvert-Lewin (proper) discovered Leeds’ second objective in opposition to Newcastle had really been awarded to Jayden Bogle (left)
Calvert-Lewin joked after the sport that he could be seeking to attraction the choice
Bogle, in the meantime, mentioned: ‘I did not know something about it. I mentioned to the ref I did not fancy telling him at half-time. Even in the course of the recreation he was nonetheless a bit raging. He is pleased with the factors although.’
And the saga carried on after the sport. Calvert-Lewin and Bogle posed for a snap collectively, with the ahead writing: ‘He is informed me that it did not contact him. How do I attraction this scandalous determination?’
He additionally tagged the Premier League.
Calvert-Lewin would later end properly from Tarik Muharemovic’s go, making it 3-0 to his facet. Lewis Miley’s personal objective opened the scoring and Noah Okafor’s end made it 4-0 earlier than Bazoumana Traore netted a late comfort.
The consequence moved Leeds as much as third within the Premier League, with Newcastle sat in twelfth.
