How the Premier League 2019/20 season table would look had VAR not been used

Premier League 2019/20 season concluded on Sunday, July 26 with Liverpool becoming the champions. The Reds finished the season with 99 points, 18-points ahead of second-placed Manchester City. Manchester United and Chelsea finished 3rd and 4th, respectively. While Leicester City and Tottenham finished 5th and 6th, respectively. During this season, there were many emotional moments considering the decisions coming from VAR. So, how would the Premier League table look like without VAR? talkSPORT with the use of data recorded by The Times, were able to work out how the Premier League table would look like if VAR had not been used during 2019/20 season. 20. Norwich – 23 points (two points more, same position) 19. Bournemouth – 33 points (one point fewer, one place lower) 18. Watford – 35 points (one point more, one position higher) 17. Aston Villa – 37 points (two points more, same position) 16. Brighton – 38 points (three points fewer, one position lower) 15. Crystal Palace – 42 points (one point fewer, one position lower) 14. Newcastle – 44 points (same points, one position lower) 13. West Ham – 45 points (six points more, three position higher) 12. Southampton – 46 points (six points fewer, one position lower) 11. Everton – 52 points (three points more, one position higher) 10. Tottenham – 53 points (six points fewer, four positions lower) 9. Arsenal – 54 points (two points fewer, one position lower) 8. Burnley – 55 points (one point more, two positions higher) 7. Sheffield United – 55 points (one point more, two positions higher) 6. Leicester – 58 points (four points fewer, one position lower) 5. Man Utd – 66 points (same points, two positions lower) 4. Wolves – 68 points (nine points more, three positions higher) 3. Chelsea – 68 points (two points more, one position higher) 2. Man City – 84 points (three points more, same position) 1. Liverpool – 94 points (five points fewer, same position) source - talkSPORT

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