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Leeds Triumph Over Spurs in Dramatic Victory

Noah Okafor's late goal secured Leeds United a 1-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur at Elland Road, with Daniel Farke praising Jayden Bogle as 'my butterfly'.

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In a thrilling encounter at Elland Road, Leeds United emerged victorious over Tottenham Hotspur with a narrow 1-0 margin, thanks to a decisive goal from Noah Okafor just 97 seconds after he entered the game as a substitute 12. This dramatic turn of events saw Leeds snatch a crucial victory from the jaws of what could have been a more evenly contested match, where Tottenham had numerous opportunities to equalize but failed to capitalize 12.

The match was marred by an unfortunate incident involving Mathys Tel, who collided with Jayden Bogle, resulting in Tel requiring lengthy treatment on the field before being substituted for Dominic Solanke 2. Despite the setback, Leeds managed to maintain their composure and secure the win, with Daniel Farke later describing Bogle as 'my butterfly', a term that likely reflects both endearment and perhaps a touch of whimsy towards the player's perceived delicacy on the pitch 23.

Tottenham's manager, Roberto De Zerbi, expressed his disappointment in his team's second-half performance, noting that they were unable to convert their chances into goals 1. He also highlighted the inconsistency in the refereeing decisions, questioning why some fouls were called while others, such as the collision between Bogle and Tel, were not reviewed further by the video assistant referee (VAR) 2.

Daniel Farke's Leeds side deployed a 3-5-2 formation for much of the match, which seemed to suit their needs well, especially considering the late-game heroics of Okafor 1. The match was officiated by VAR Tony Harrington, who did not recommend an on-field review for the Bogle-Tel collision, nor did he review a potential handball by Mateus Fernandes 2.

James Trafford was the goalkeeper for Leeds, while Tottenham's Kinsky stood between the posts for the visitors 1. The result marks a significant moment for Leeds, who will be pleased with their ability to clinch a win despite facing challenges on the field.

What we know

  • Noah Okafor scored the winning goal for Leeds against Tottenham 12
  • Leeds won the match against Tottenham with a score of 1-0 12
  • Mathys Tel got injured during the match due to a collision with Jayden Bogle 12
  • Daniel Farke referred to Jayden Bogle as 'my butterfly' 23
  • Noah Okafor scored the winning goal 97 seconds after entering the game as a substitute 2
  • Bogle is described as the softest player in the Premier League 3
  • The match took place at Elland Road, Leeds' home stadium 12
  • Daniel Farke's Leeds team used a 3-5-2 formation for most of the match against Tottenham 1
  • Roberto De Zerbi expressed disappointment in his team's second-half performance 1
  • VAR Tony Harrington did not recommend an on-field review for Bogle's collision with Tel 2
  • Tel received lengthy treatment on the field and was substituted for Dominic Solanke 2
  • Roberto De Zerbi expressed surprise at the inconsistency in fouls called during the match 2
  • James Trafford was Leeds' goalkeeper in the match 1
  • Kinsky was Tottenham's goalkeeper in the match 1
  • VAR also decided against reviewing a handball call on Mateus Fernandes 2

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Trust Score report

77%
Likely accurate
Probability of truth, weighted across 15 claims from 3 outlets. Each claim is scored by how many independent, reliable newsrooms support or contradict it. Method
  • confirmed
    Noah Okafor scored the winning goal for Leeds against Tottenham.
    86% · supported by 2
  • confirmed
    Leeds won the match against Tottenham with a score of 1-0.
    86% · supported by 2
  • confirmed
    Mathys Tel got injured during the match due to a collision with Jayden Bogle.
    86% · supported by 2
  • confirmed
    Daniel Farke referred to Jayden Bogle as 'my butterfly'.
    85% · supported by 2
  • likely
    Noah Okafor scored the winning goal 97 seconds after entering the game as a substitute.
    71% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Bogle is described as the softest player in the Premier League.
    71% · supported by 1
  • confirmed
    The match took place at Elland Road, Leeds' home stadium.
    86% · supported by 2
  • likely
    Daniel Farke's Leeds team used a 3-5-2 formation for most of the match against Tottenham.
    72% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Roberto De Zerbi, Tottenham's manager, expressed disappointment in his team's second-half performance.
    72% · supported by 1
  • likely
    VAR Tony Harrington did not recommend an on-field review for Bogle's collision with Tel.
    71% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Tel received lengthy treatment on the field and was substituted for Dominic Solanke.
    71% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Roberto De Zerbi expressed surprise at the inconsistency in fouls called during the match.
    71% · supported by 1
  • likely
    James Trafford was Leeds' goalkeeper in the match.
    72% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Kinsky was Tottenham's goalkeeper in the match.
    72% · supported by 1
  • likely
    VAR also decided against reviewing a handball call on Mateus Fernandes.
    71% · supported by 1

Sources & references

  1. The Guardian Sport — Okafor’s Leeds winner adds insult to Tel’s injury for Tottenham as Bogle escapes red · 2026-11-07
  2. ESPN Soccer — De Zerbi questions ref in defeat as Leeds boss says Bogle 'my butterfly' · 2026-11-07
  3. Sky Sports — Leeds latest: Farke says 'butterfly' Bogle is 'softest player' in PL · 2026-11-07 · headline & summary only

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