Premier League table without VAR: Where Liverpool, Everton, Man Utd, Man City, Tottenham & Arsenal would sit

After weeks of fallout and debate following VAR controversy in Liverpool's dramatic defeat at Tottenham Hotspur, the Reds were on the right side of a VAR call in the Merseyside derby.

Referee Craig Pawson was called to the pitchside monitor after a handball by Michael Keane from Luis Diaz's cross was not spotted by the on-field officials. A spot-kick was awarded which was dispatched by Mohamed Salah who then wrapped up the three points for Jurgen Klopp's side with a goal deep into stoppage time. Earlier in the game, VAR was unable to get involved when Ibrahima Konaté was fortunate to escape a second yellow card as VAR can only help rule on possible red card offences - as was seen when Curtis Jones was dismissed against Tottenham.

Following the latest involvements from VAR we have looked at how the Premier League table might look without the use of the technology. Factoring in VAR decisions that led to goals being disallowed or awarded by the technology, including via penalties, here’s how the table might look as things stand...