Was William Saliba's red card for Arsenal the correct decision? And why was Manchester City's winning goal against Wolverhampton Wanderers deemed to be onside?

Manchester City beat Wolves 2-1 thanks to a controversial late winner from John Stones and Arsenal fans were not happy that the goal was given after a VAR review

Two major decisions in Sunday's games have been overturned by VAR, less than 24 hours after a key decision saw Arsenal succumb to a 2-0 defeat to Bournemouth

Premier League have explained why John Stones' late goal for Manchester City against Wolves on October 20 was allowed to stand after VAR offside drama.

John Stone had the final say as Manchester City clinched a dramatic last-gasp victory at Wolverhampton Wanderers. City had huffed and puffed at Molineux and, until the fifth minute of added time, they had struggled to fine a away to blow away Wolves — that was until England defender Stone powered home a header from a corner at the death.

John Stones salvaged a late victory for Manchester City against Wolves after some VAR controversy.The City defender headed in from a corner in stoppage time to make it 2-1, after Josko Gvardiol had