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Dele Alli salvaged a point for Tottenham since VAR against Watford took centre stage at the Premier League on Saturday.
Home Daryl Janmaat’s cross was swept by abdoulaye Doucoure but once Hornets goalkeeper Ben Foster flapped at a cross, Alli controlled the ball with his shoulder before shooting into the unguarded net.
The large screen within the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium indicated that Alli’s attack was disallowed, although the assistant referee gave the goal after a critique. After a period of confusion, the goal was eventually given and Watford were denied their first win of the year.
Quique Sanchez Flores’ side had a strong claim for a penalty turned down from the referee that is movie after Jan Vertonghen in the first half brought down Gerard Deulofeu.
Chris Wood’s late goal was ruled from VAR as Leicester City indicated the anniversary of owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha’s passing.
The scoring for the Clarets started, but goals from Jamie Vardy and Youri Tielemans both sides of half-time place the Foxes in the driving seat.
The Burnley forward believed he’d salvaged a draw because of his unwanted eight minutes from time, but the video assistant referee ruled that the 27-year-old had inadvertently tripped Jonny Evans in the build-up.
Marcos Alonso scored the sole goal of the match as Chelsea beat Newcastle move to the top and to claim their fifth successive league victory.
Frank Lampard’s side fought to create opportunities in a first half at Stamford Bridge, but Alonso drive earned the team of Frank Lampard 3 points with 17 minutes remaining.
Having a deserved 2-0 victory over a West Ham at Goodison Park, Everton lifted the pressure on boss Marco Silva At the day game.
Bernard completed a Toffees movement to open the scoring, before second-half replacement Gylfi Sigurdsson secured the win by the edge of their penalty area.
Matt Targett scored late to earn a 2-1 triumph over Brighton to Aston Villa . Aaron Mooy was dismissed for a second bookable offence late in the first half, although the deadlock broke with a free header.
Conor Hourihane had a goal chalked off with VAR afterwards, but Jack Grealish fired home Frederic Guilbert’s cross Targett clinched the win with almost the last kick of the game for the hosts.
Raul Jimenez’s penalty cancelled out Danny Ings’ attack to earn Wolves a 1-1 draw at home to Southampton.
Ings discovered the bottom corner to give the Saints the lead eight minutes into the second half, however, Jimenez – whose VAR to an handball disallowed strike – slotted home after Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg had tripped Matt Doherty.
At the Vitality Stadium, Norwich City held as gaining promotion Bournemouth to a goalless draw to claim their first away point.
Crystal Palace sponsor Manchester City in Saturday’s late match (17:30 BST), earlier league leaders Liverpool journey to Manchester United in Sunday’s only game (16:30 BST).
Sheffield United welcome top-four hopefuls Arsenal to Bramall Lane on Monday evening (20:00 BST).

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