What Premier League table would look like for Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham without VAR

Arsenal would arguably be the biggest winners if the Premier League had not continued to adopt VAR this season.

The Premier League introduced VAR into their matches at the start of the 2019/20 campaign and this decision fundamentally changed football for good. The technology was introduced to avoid 'clear and obvious errors' during matches.

VAR consults referees for decisions relating to the awarding of goals, penalties, offsides which have led to a goal, red cards and cases of mistaken identity. While there has been a clear push from the PGMOL to stress that matches are not 're-refereed' by the officials at Stockley Park, this has not avoided controversy.

Just this past weekend, Nottingham Forest complained about the appointment of Stuart Attwell as a VAR official because of his support for Premier League relegation rivals Luton Town. Earlier in the season, Tottenham Hotspur were fortunate after Liverpool were denied a clear goal because of a VAR mistake over an offside call.

New research by Instant Casino has taken a look at what the Premier League table would look like without VAR and football.london has observed how it would affect the London teams. Interestingly, the Gunners would be better off without VAR and would sit one point better off than Liverpool.

This also means, if Manchester City won both of their games in hand over Mikel Arteta's men, they would only be a point clear rather than two. Spurs meanwhile would be a whopping four points better off however they would remain fifth as Aston Villa would have three more points to their tally.

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West Ham United would also be three points better off which would