You probably know the drill by now.

Each week, GIVEMESPORT look at all the overturned VAR decisions in the Premier League and update our 'How the Premier League table would look without VAR.'

We've certainly had our work cut out.

Almost every week, there's been a controversial VAR incident that has completely changed the outcome of a match.

But we take VAR out of the equation and speculate how the match would have panned out if technology didn't interfere.

In gameweek 25, Glen Murray's equaliser during West Ham vs Brighton was initially ruled out for handball before VAR overturned it.

Then, there was VAR chaos at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday. Manchester City were awarded a first half penalty almost two minutes of play after Sergio Aguero was fouled by Serge Aurier.  Ilkay Gundogan only went and missed it anyway.

So, how has the latest set of results changed our VAR table?

Let's take a look:

1st | Liverpool | Points: 69 | Points difference: -4

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2nd | Man City | Points: 54 | Points difference: +3

Game: Tottenham (A)

Incident: Mike Dean didn't award a penalty for Serge Aurier's foul on Sergio Aguero but VAR overturned it and eventually awarded the spot-kick.

Outcome without VAR (SPURS WIN): Ilkay Gundogan missed the penalty anyway and Spurs went on to win the game 2-0.

3rd | Leicester | Points: 45 | Points difference: -4

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4th | Chelsea | Points: 43 | Points difference: +2

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5th | Wolves | Points: 38 | Points difference: +3

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6th | Tottenham | Points: 36 | Points difference: -1

Game: Man City (H)

Incident: Mike Dean didn't award a penalty for Serge Aurier's foul on Sergio Aguero but VAR overturned it and eventually awarded the spot-kick.

Outcome without VAR (SPURS WIN): Ilkay Gundogan missed the penalty anyway and Spurs went on to win the game 2-0.

7th | Everton | Points: 36 | Points difference: +3 

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8th | Sheffield United | Points: 35 | Points difference: -1

Game: Crystal Palace (A)

Incident: Sheffield United were already 1-0 ahead when Crystal Palace defender Joel Ward was shown a red card for his tackle on Enda Stevens. However, the referee downgraded it to a yellow card after looking at the VAR monitor.

Outcome without VAR (SHEFFIELD UTD WIN): Without VAR, the Blades would have been playing against ten men. They held on against 11 men, so the result remains.

9th | Arsenal | Points: 34 | Points difference: +3

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10th | Man Utd | Points: 33 | Points difference: -2

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11th | Burnley | Points: 32 | Points difference: +1

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12th | Newcastle | Points: 31 | Points difference: 0

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13th | West Ham | Points: 30 | Points difference: +6

Game: Brighton (H)

Incident: Glen Murray's 79th-minute equaliser was initially disallowed by referee Michael Oliver. However, after VAR took a closer look, the goal was given.

Outcome without VAR (WEST HAM WIN): Brighton were certainly pushing for an equaliser but with just 10 minutes left, the home side would have been favourites to hold on for all three points.

14th | Crystal Palace | Points: 29 | Points difference: -1

Game: Sheffield United (H)

Incident: Sheffield United were already 1-0 ahead when Crystal Palace defender Joel Ward was shown a red card for his tackle on Enda Stevens. However, the referee downgraded it to a yellow card after looking at the VAR monitor.

Outcome without VAR (SHEFFIELD UTD WIN): Without VAR, the Blades would have been playing against ten men. They held on against 11 men, so the result remains.

15th Southampton | Points: 26 | Points difference: -5

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16th | Aston Villa | Points: 25 | Points difference: 0

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17th | Norwich | Points: 24 | Points difference: +6

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18th | Bournemouth | Points: 23 | Points difference: -3

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19th | Watford | Points: 23 | Points difference 0

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20th | Brighton | Points: 19 | Points difference: -7

Game: West Ham (A)

Incident: Glen Murray's 79th-minute equaliser was initially disallowed by referee Michael Oliver. However, after VAR took a closer look, the goal was given.

Outcome without VAR (WEST HAM WIN): Brighton were certainly pushing for an equaliser but with just 10 minutes left, the home side would have been favourites to hold on for all three points.