How would the Premier League table look WITHOUT the VAR? 

ESPN, with the help of London School of Economics, have found out that without VAR help Liverpool would still be leading in the Premier League, however, there would’ve not been 13-points advantage over the second-placed team.  The season is full of VAR controversies that have decided match results. Many clubs, including Sheffield United, Wolverhampton and Aston Villa have already struggled because of the tiny offsides that the technology has found.  How would the table look if there was not VAR? Here are the results of the research PL table now

1. Liverpool - 58 points

2. Leicester City - 45 points

3. Manchester City - 44 points

4. Chelsea - 36 points

5. Manchester United - 31 points

6. Tottenham - 30 points

7. Wolves - 30 points

8. Sheffield United - 29 points

9. Crystal Palace - 28 points

10. Arsenal - 27 points

11. Everton - 25 points

12. Southampton - 25 points

13. Newcastle United - 25 points

14. Brighton - 24 points

15. Burnley - 24 points

16. West Ham - 22 points

17. Aston Villa - 21 points

18. Bournemouth - 20 points

19. Watford - 19 points

20. Norwich City - 14 points

PL table without VAR interventions

1. Liverpool - 56 points

2. Manchester City - 49 points

3. Leicester City - 42 points

4. Chelsea - 36 points

5. Wolves - 34 points

6. Sheffield United - 32 points

7. Arsenal - 30 points

8. Tottenham - 29 points

9. Manchester United - 29 points

10. Everton - 28 points

11. Crystal Palace - 27 points

12. Newcastle United - 25 points

13. West Ham - 24 points

14. Burnley - 24 points

15. Aston Villa - 23 points

16. Brighton - 20 points

17. Southampton - 20 points

18. Norwich - 20 points

19. Watford - 19 points

20. Bournemouth - 17 points

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Source - ESPN

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