VAR, since its introduction into the Premier League, has been a major source of controversy. It has disallowed many goals and has allowed others to stand unopposed - but how would the Premier League table look if it had never been implemented?
In this piece, we’ll look to answer that question. Manchester City have had an excellent season in England’s top division, as they look to be on course for a fourth successive Premier League title - Manchester United, meanwhile, are languishing in eighth position after a season marred by injuries and poor recruitment. But how do they fare in the table without VAR?
1. Premier League without VAR
Where Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs and their Premier League rivals would sit in the league if VAR wasn't used
2. Sheffield United
Points without VAR: 13 (Difference -3)
3. Luton Town
Points without VAR: 25 (Difference -1)
4. Burnley
Points without VAR: 26 (Difference +2)