Over four years on from VAR’s introduction to English football, it is worth looking back at one promise the Premier League made which has not been kept. Back in August 2019, the Premier League got Alan Shearer to film a series of informational videos regarding VAR – explaining the basics of the technology we are all now familiar with.

Here’s a break down of VAR’s role in the betting landscape, and how punters can navigate the unpredictability it brings. Advertisement Since VAR was introduced to the Premier League in 2019, the accuracy of officiating has substantially improved.

The officials have been confirmed for Chelsea’s Premier League clash against Leicester City at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon.

Arsenal have had the fewest VAR interventions go in their favour of any Premier League team this season, with the Gunners having just one overturned to benefit them

Chelsea take on Leicester City in the Premier League on Sunday and goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer has represented both clubs

Chelsea host Leicester City at Stamford Bridge looking to secure back-to-back Premier League wins for the first time in 2025.

As we head into the final quarter of the season, we find no fewer than seven teams, from currently fourth Manchester City to currently tenth Fulham, separated by just five points, all hoping to be the last team standing at the end.

Chelsea have the opportunity to move into the top four if they beat Leicester following Manchester City’s defeat to Nottingham Forest. Leicester, on the other hand, will be aiming to pick up points in their chase of survival.

After a thrilling midweek slate of games on the continental stage, teams return to their domestic assignments this upcoming weekend. In England, all 20 top-flight teams are set to take the pitch between Saturday and Monday.