The VAR drama saga continues as another big premier league game is once again VAR focused
Manchester united have just won 2-0 against Chelsea at Stamford bridge. A game that has been full of VAR contreversy.
Before we dig in let's recap on the big calls made by VAR.
Harry Maguire avoids red card after kick out at a chelsea player and scores later in the game
Zouma strike for Chelsea controversially ruled out by VAR
Giroud goal for Chelsea correctly ruled out for offside
Harry Maguire avoids red card after kick out at a chelsea player and scores later in the game
Harry maguire I felt should have been sent off for his kick out towards and making contact with a Chelsea player 
Another thing worth pointing out is that the same referee gave a red card to Son Heung-min for A similar kickout.
VAR isn't getting any decisions right apart from ones that are so obvious the fan at the back of the stadium even knows the decision but VAR will still take 2 minutes having a look.
Zouma strike for Chelsea controversially ruled out by VAR
Chelsea scored two goals in the game but both VAR disallowed.
Apologies for the blurry photo.
Chelsea scored a goal but VAR decided to disallow the goal as it had deemed the Chelsea player had pushed the Manchester united player however replays showed that another Manchester united player pushed the Chelsea player that led to the Chelsea being pushed into the Manchester united player however VAR ignored that.
The match then began to spiral out of control and little pushes and arguments begun for a few minutes before settling down.
Later in the game late on Chelsea scored another goal that was deemed "correctly ruled offside" correctly because half a foot was in front of the Manchester united player however it boiled over again and more shockingly hundreds of Chelsea fans got up and left the stadium they had seen enough.
by the end of the match one stand was already almost empty as the game finished.
Another game that has been overshadowed by stupid VAR decisions.
It's not football anymore.
This concludes my post.