The abuse targeted Jayden Bogle following a controversial first-half challenge on Tottenham's Mathys Tel, where VAR deemed it reckless but kept Bogle on the pitch; Leeds won late through substitute Noah Okafor's goal.
Leeds called the attacks 'disgusting' and pledged to work with authorities and the Premier League to identify those responsible, while affirming Bogle's full support from the club and teammates.
Tottenham expressed disgust, labeling racism 'abhorrent,' and the Premier League promised bans and prosecutions, stressing no place for such behavior in football.
