No VAR misjudgment of Premier League standings: Liverpool won 81 points, Gunners second with 79 points, Manchester City third

On May 27, data agency Squawka voted to invite fans to select the most controversial VAR penalty in each game week throughout the season.

According to the voting results, Squawka listed the standings in the Premier League this season without VAR misjudgment, Liverpool won the championship with 81 points, Arsenal scored 79 points, and Manchester City ranked third. Nottingham Forest will participate in the Champions League next season, Newcastle plays in the Europa League, and Villa plays in the Europa League.

No VAR misjudgment of Premier League standings this season:

1, Liverpool: 81 points, goal difference +44

2, Arsenal: 79 points, goal difference +39

3, Manchester City: 69 points, goal difference +26

4, Chelsea: 69 points, goal difference +19

5, Nottingham Forest: 65 Points, goal difference +13

6, Newcastle: 64 points, goal difference +19

7, Villa: 63 points, goal difference +12

8, Brentford: 60 points, goal difference +12

9, Brighton: 59 points, goal difference +4

10, Bournemouth: 58 points, goal difference +13

11. Crystal Palace: 55 points, goal difference +3

12. Fulham: 54 points, goal difference +1

13. Everton: 49 points, goal difference -1

14. Wolves: 46 points, goal difference -16

15. Manchester United: 42 points, goal difference -10

16. Tottenham: 38 points, goal difference - 4

17, West Ham: 37 points, goal difference -20

18, Ipswich: 24 points, goal difference -45

19, Leicester City: 22 points, goal difference -50

20, Southampton: 15 points, goal difference -58

Premier League standings this season: