It is safe to say Video Assistant Referees have made a big impact on Leeds United during the opening months of the Premier League season - and they are far from alone in having good reason to feel exasperated over the use of technology.
The introduction of VAR has raised plenty of talking points over the last two seasons and has caused frustrations and annoyance in equal measures. There have been a number of occasions throughout the current campaign when Jesse Marsch and his players have come out on the wrong end of a call as the on-field official takes advice from those in Stocksley Park.
Following their dramatic defeat against Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, the Whites are currently sat two points and three places clear of the Premier League relegation zone - but how would their results and league position be impacted if Video Assistant Referees had not been introduced?
The Evening Post investigates...
1. LEEDS, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 16: The LED board shows the VAR screen checking for a possible penalty during the Premier League match between Leeds United and Arsenal FC at Elland Road on October 16, 2022 in Leeds, England. (Photo by Eddie Keogh/Getty Images)
How would the Premier League table look without VAR? Photo: Eddie Keogh
