How the Premier League table would look like without VAR

Premier League 2019/20 season concluded on Sunday 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? Express Sport have taken a look. Premier League table without VAR 1st - Liverpool - 94 points - Five points fewer 2nd - Manchester City - 87 points - Six points more 3rd - Chelsea - 67 points - One point more 4th - Man Utd - 66 points - No difference 5th - Wolves - 66 points - Seven points more 6th - Leicester - 62 points - No difference 7th - Sheffield United - 58 points - Four points more 8th - Arsenal - 56 points - No difference 9th - Burnley - 54 points - No difference 10th - Tottenham - 52 points - Seven points fewer 11th - Everton - 50 points - One point more 12th - Southampton - 49 points - Three points fewer 13th - West Ham - 45 points - Six points more 14th - Newcastle - 44 points - No difference 15th - Crystal Palace - 41 points - Two points fewer 16th - Aston Villa - 37 points - Two points more 17th - Brighton - 36 points - Five points fewer 18th - Watford - 34 points - No difference 19th - Bournemouth - 33 points - One point fewer 20th - Norwich - 23 points - Two points more According to the table, Liverpool would still win the Premier League title, however, with five points fewer than now. source - Express Sport

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