This is what the Premier League table would look like without VARThis is what the Premier League table would look like without VAR
This is what the Premier League table would look like without VAR

This is how VAR has affected the Premier League table - including Burnley, Brighton, Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City

Research has shown the massive impact the new VAR system has had on the Premier League table so far this campaign.
By James Copley
Published 28th Nov 2019, 11:45 BST
Updated 28th Nov 2019, 15:35 BST

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Paddy Power Games have looked at the numbers to find out which teams have benefited the most from VAR decisions and which teams are struggling because of them.

Scroll down and click through the pages to view what the Premier League table would look like without VAR.

Points without VAR: 35 Points change: -2 Position change: N/A

1. Liverpool

Points without VAR: 35 Points change: -2 Position change: N/A

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Points without VAR: 30 Points change: +2 Position change: +2

2. Manchester City

Points without VAR: 30 Points change: +2 Position change: +2

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Points without VAR: 27 Points change: +1 Position change: N/A

3. Chelsea

Points without VAR: 27 Points change: +1 Position change: N/A

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Points without VAR: 25 Points change: -4 Position change: -2

4. Leicester City

Points without VAR: 25 Points change: -4 Position change: -2

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