Premier League table without VAR - this is where Sheffield United, Manchester United & Chelsea would have finished

The introduction of VAR was a massive talking point throughout the 2019/20 Premier League season – but did it benefit or deter Sheffield United?

By Jordan Cronin

Published 13th Aug 2020, 12:25 BST

Updated 13th Aug 2020, 12:32 BST

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A graph released by The Times has shown how the top-flight table would have finished had VAR not been in place during the previous campaign.

Scroll and click through the pages to see where the Blades and their counterparts would have ended up:

1. Liverpool - same position

Points total without VAR: 94 (-5 difference) Photo: Laurence Griffiths

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2. Manchester City - same position

Points total without VAR: 84 (+3 difference) Photo: Pool

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3. Chelsea - up 1 position

Points total without VAR: 68 (+2 difference) Photo: Mike Hewitt

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4. Wolverhampton Wanderers - up 3 positions

Points total without VAR: 68 (+9 difference) Photo: RUI VIEIRA

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