Premier League panel reviews Brentford penalty claim from Leeds match

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Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Premier League panel reviews Brentford penalty claim from Leeds match
Summary

The Premier League Key Match Incidents Panel determined that Brentford should have received a penalty during last month’s 1-1 draw with Leeds United at Elland Road. The panel concluded that Jayden Bogle’s challenge on Kevin Schade in the 66th minute warranted a spot-kick. Despite the ruling, the panel supported the decision by referee Tony Harrington and the VAR team not to intervene. The match stood at 1-0 in favor of Brentford when the contact occurred, providing the visitors an opportunity to extend their lead. The panel voted 4:1 that a foul occurred but maintained a 3:2 split in favor of the VAR decision to uphold the original call. Officials noted that while the contact was enough for a penalty, the threshold for a clear and obvious error required for VAR intervention was not met.

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  • The panel voted 4:1 that Jayden Bogle fouled Kevin Schade.
  • The 1-1 draw took place at Elland Road last month.
  • Brentford led 1-0 when the unpenalized incident occurred.
  • Panel members supported the VAR outcome by a 3:2 vote.
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  • 10:17 AMYahoo SportsBrentford penalty claim at Leeds did not meet VAR threshold - panel
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Brentford should have been awarded a penalty at Leeds United for Jayden Bogle's challenge on Kevin Schade, the Premier League's Key Match Incidents Panel has said.

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