"This one's gone a bit stale," the commentator said on the broadcast.
"After that energy in the first half, both sides seem to have settled, and I won't be surprised should this game go to extra and possibly penalties."
"For Luton, there isn't much difference in how they are playing, but for Wigan, they aren't quite getting their playmakers involved," the analyst added.
"And that goes to show why they haven't been that inventive."
But in that moment, on the pitch, Leo chased a loose touch near the centre circle, arriving just late enough to clip the defender's shin.
It wasn't dangerous, but a foul was a foul even without the intent, and so the whistle came straight away as the referee stepped in next.
"Careful," he warned. "That's your last one."
Leo nodded, hands raised briefly to show he hadn't meant it, before turning and walking away.
He just couldn't help it on that occasion.
