Jamie O’Hara nearly stormed out of a Leeds vs Tottenham watchalong as Jayden Bogle controversially avoided a red card. The Leeds full-back planted his foot on the back of Tottenham star Mathys Tel’s ankle in the first-half, with replays only making the challenge look worse.Tel was ultimately forced off after receiving treatment following the challengeAFPA VAR check was then called for a possible red card for serious foul play, prompting a five-minute pause in play to make a decision.Ultimately no red card was given, with Tel later being substituted with his injury.The Premier League match centre said on social media: “The referee’s call of no red card to Bogle for the challenge on Tel was checked and confirmed by VAR.“VAR: ‘I’m confirming the on-field decision of no red card. There’s a lack of speed going into the challenge and he’s stepping into the tackle. Confirming a reckless challenge’.”View Tweet: https://t.co/fRCRh6tXYBBut talkSPORT’s O’Hara was left furious at the decision in a special live watchalong of the game alongside Jason Cundy on ‘Sports Bar: The Lock In’.Watching the five-minute review, O’Hara said: “That’s an ankle breaker. Why are they even having a conversation? It’s a red card. 100 per cent.“There is no debate about this. You have to send him off.“What are you discussing? The VAR has his head in his hands and he’s scratching his head. What’s going on here?”When the decision was announced, a furious O’Hara jumped out of his seat, slammed the chair and nearly stormed out.He said: “That’s a disgrace. That’s the worst decision I’ve ever seen.“He nearly broke his ankle and he’s not even booked him. That’s disgusting.”More controversyThe Premier League had to explain two VAR calls in the first-half of Leeds’ clash with Tottenham.An eventful first-half began when Leeds saw their appeals for a spot-kick waived away after Mateus Fernandes was adjudged not to have handled the ball when attempting a clearance.It proved a controversial decision at first, with replays showing the Spurs man with his arms outstretched in an unnatural position.Initial angles proved inconclusive, and it looked as though the ball could have struck Fernandes’ right arm.However, referee John Brooks opted not to award a spot-kick and VAR decided not to recommend a review, in what seemed to be a controversial decision.The confusion was then cleared up minutes later, when a new angle clearly showed the ball hitting Fernandes closer to the chest/shoulder area.View Tweet: https://t.co/fRCRh6tXYBAnd the Premier League quickly moved to explain this, as they revealed their reasoning behind the call on social media.Posting on their Match Centre account, the Premier League explained: “The referee’s call of no penalty to Leeds United was checked and confirmed by VAR – with it deemed that Fernandes did not commit a handball offence.“VAR: “Confirming the on-field decision of play on. The ball strikes the very top of the arm as he is leaning – in the green zone.”The ‘green zone’ is defined as anything above the line of bottom of the armpit – sometimes referred to as the ‘t-shirt zone’ as well.This is a developing story and is being updated.For the latest updates, breaking news alerts, and comprehensive analysis, refresh this page or follow our real-time news coverage by watching and listening to talkSPORT live.For broader context, explore related coverage on our homepage for the top trending stories. For the latest talkSPORT videos, download the app.talkSPORT cares about getting it right, not just getting it first and because this is a developing situation, details will change. We will be updating this page constantly with verified info, expert takes, and official statements.Stay tuned for further developments as this story continues to break.