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How VAR has affected the Premier League table

Sheffield United: How the Premier League table would look with no VAR

VAR has been controversial in the opening weeks of the Premier League season. The Times decided to work out how the table would look if VAR decisions weren’t counted.
By Rhys Thomas
Published 29th Oct 2019, 12:37 BST
Updated 29th Oct 2019, 12:38 BST

It doesn’t change Sheffield United’s position too much, but some teams would jump up by as much as eight places. Check the table out below.

Liverpool - 28 points - +15 GD POSITION CHANGE - same

1. Liverpool - 28 points - +15 GD (POSITION CHANGE - same)

Liverpool - 28 points - +15 GD POSITION CHANGE - same Photo: Alex Livesey

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Manchester City - 24 points - +24 GD POSITION CHANGE - same

2. Manchester City - 24 points - +24 GD (POSITION CHANGE - same)

Manchester City - 24 points - +24 GD POSITION CHANGE - same Photo: Alex Livesey

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Chelsea - 21 points - +9 GD POSITION CHANGE - up one place

3. Chelsea - 21 points - +9 GD (POSITION CHANGE - up one place)

Chelsea - 21 points - +9 GD POSITION CHANGE - up one place Photo: Laurence Griffiths

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Leicester City - 17 points - +15 GD POSITION CHANGE - down one place

4. Leicester City - 17 points - +15 GD (POSITION CHANGE - down one place)

Leicester City - 17 points - +15 GD POSITION CHANGE - down one place Photo: Naomi Baker

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