The video assistant referee (VAR) was introduced to Premier League football at the start of last season and was unsurprisingly met with plenty of debate and criticism.
Like most teams, Manchester United are a side that have had a number of decisions go in their favour and also go against them, such as disallowed goals for Cristiano Ronaldo and Raphael Varane, while also being awarded penalties across the campaign.
Goals, penalties and red cards are all subject to VAR, with over 100 incidents leading to an intervention from Stockley Park so far in the Premier League this season.
Using ESPN data, we have looked at how VAR has affected every result in the Premier League this season - and woked out how the table would look without the involvement of the video technology.
Here’s what we found...
Goals, penalties and red cards are all subject to VAR, with over 100 incidents leading to an intervention from Stockley Park so far in the Premier League this season.
5. Southampton - 37 points (down one position)
Actual position: 15th. Actual points: 40 (+3)
6. Everton - 40 points (up one position)
Actual position: 16th. Actual points: 36 (-4)
7. Aston Villa - 42 points (same position)
Actual position: 14th. Actual points: 44 (+2)
8. Crystal Palace - 43 points (same position)
Actual position: 13th. Actual points: 45 (+2)