Leeds United midfielder Jack Harrison has spoken about the incident that nearly saw him give away a penalty in their Championship play-off semi-final with Derby County.
Leeds emerged with a 1-0 win at Pride Park thanks to Kemar Roofe's second half strike but not before controversy between the two sides once again.
Referee Craig Pawson had pointed to the spot after he spotted a foul by Harrison on Derby full back Jayden Bogle.
However after speaking to his assistant he overturned the decision as he judged the Leeds man was fouled instead.
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Speaking to Sky Sports after the game, Harrison explained: "I was a bit surprised really. I knew that he came from behind me, I was a bit surprised but it’s all about perspective.
"I was only going for the ball I had no intention to take him down or anything like that. We try and play a fair game and what happens happens and we’ll try to see what happens on Wednesday."
Asked if he thought he was fouled, the Leeds man added: "I felt he came from behind me but like I said it’s all about perspective.
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"I’m not going to say one thing and it be another. That’s just my point of view, it could be different from everybody else as you can see."
Leeds United now host Derby County on Wednesday night at Elland Road looking to book their place in the Championship play-off final.
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