Manchester United are tagged VAR favourite after their record of most penalty awarded team this season. The Red Devil has been awarded 13 of the 79 penalties taken this season's premier league. The 13th came from their encounter against Aston Villa which was finely converted by Bruno Fernandes.
The Red Devils have now been awarded the joint highest number of penalties taken over a 38-game season in Premier League history, level with Leicester in 2015-16 and Crystal Palace in 2004-05.
However, Former Chelsea and Manchester United Coach, Jose Morinho has joined critics that VAR decisions have only favoured Manchester United more. He said this in accordance with his team's (Tottenham) counter with his former Club. Tottenham played against Manchester United in a 1-1 draw with Manchester United goal coming from a VAR penalty decision.
In response, Manchester United had fired back the Tottenham boss that Manchester United still in the top four campaign is due to the inputs of his successor who has brought in Bruno Fernandes and also the strong attacking trio of Rashford, Martial and Greenwood.
Tottenham are six point behind Manchester United and are only contesting for next Europa but will be up against Leicester City in the EPL fixtures next week.
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