For better or for worse, Video Assistant Referees are now part and parcel of life in the top flight of English football.
Like every other Premier League club, Leeds have had cause to complain about the use and consistency of VAR over the last two seasons in the Premier League.
Research carried out by ESPN has figured out how the league would look if VAR had played no part in proceedings this season.
Currently, the Whites sit 16th in the Premier League table with 30 points, six points clear of 18th placed Burnley and the drop zone.
But would Jesse Marsch's side be better or worse off if VAR did not exist? Let's find out...
7. Manchester United - 49 points (same position)
Currently: 7th with 51 points. Photo: Shaun Botterill
8. Wolverhampton Wanderers - 46 points (same position)
Currently: 8th with 49 points. Photo: Catherine Ivill
9. Leicester City - 46 points (up one position)
Currently: 10th with 37 points. Photo: Eddie Keogh
10. Newcastle United - 36 points (up five positions)
Currently: 15th with 31 points Photo: Stu Forster
11. Brighton and Hove Albion - 35 points (up two positions)
Currently: 13th with 34 points Photo: Paul Ellis
12. Crystal Palace - 35 points (down three positions)
Currently: 9th with 37 points Photo: Tom Dulat