The VAR Table: Where would your team be in the Premier League without video decisions?

Mike Dean
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Manchester United are the biggest beneficiaries of VAR in the Premier League - and would be four places lower in the table without it.

Video assistant referees have the power to veto on-field decisions - but if we reverse those decisions back to the original call, we can work out which goals would and wouldn't have stood without VAR. 

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The VAR Table
Header Cell - Column 0 PWDLFAGDPtsHeader Cell - Column 9
1. Chelsea87011721521⬅️
2. Manchester City85211731417⬆️ 1
3. Liverpool85122361716⬇️ 1
4. Brighton & Hove Albion843185315⬅️
5. West Ham United84221510514⬆️ 2
6. Brentford8422106414⬆️ 3
7. Everton8413129313⬆️ 1
8. Tottenham Hotspur8404911-212⬇️ 3
9. Wolverhampton Wanderers840488012⬆️ 1
10. Manchester United83231710711⬇️ 4
11. Arsenal8323712-511⬆️ 1
12. Leicester City83141314-110⬇️ 1
13. Aston Villa83141212010⬅️
14. Crystal Palace81521013-38⬅️
15. Leeds United8224715-88⬆️ 2
16. Newcastle United82241016-68⬆️ 3
17. Watford8215615-97⬇️ 1
18. Southampton8134511-66⬇️ 3
19. Burnley8125614-85⬇️ 1
20. Norwich City8026115-142⬅️

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