Premier League table without VAR and the staggering positions for Leeds United, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, Man United, Arsenal and Man City

The refereeing body Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) issued a statement on Sunday confirming referees’ chief Webb had been in contact with both Arsenal and Brighton to acknowledge offside mistakes made in their matches against Brentford and Crystal Palace.

VAR Lee Mason failed to check an offside in the build-up to Ivan Toney’s equalising goal for Brentford against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, while Brighton had a goal by Pervis Estupinan ruled out for offside after the lines were measured against the wrong defender.

Chelsea were also left incensed when Tomáš Souček handled the ball in the area in the final minute of their match at West Ham, with VAR not advising the on-field referee to consult the pitch-side monitor.

VAR has caused plenty of controversy in the Premier League this season, with a number of calls heavily disputed while the PGMOL have been forced to admit errors by officials on more than one occasion this season.

Talking into account how overturned decisions – including correct and incorrect calls - could have impacted each fixture and in turn the table, here’s how things might look without VAR…