Will Manchester United rely on VAR to finish in the top four?

Personally, I think it's possible.

According to the latest news I have learned, the introduction of VAR is actually to eliminate the problem of misjudgment by the referee, so as to make the game more fair, but in fact, in the game, there is no absolute fairness at all, and the final decision is still the referee's own. Frank Lampard said personally: "The referees have been inconsistent when they have a balance on the pitch, sometimes in favour and sometimes against favour, but they have personally found that a lot of the decisions made by United have been favoured in their favour for some time.

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho also laughed at him personally, saying that Manchester United rely on referees to make money, and that Tottenham have no hope of returning to the top four, but their team will face fourth-placed Leicester City in the next round. When asked if he would help his former club stop the opposition, Mourinho said: "I don't care about that team or who can squeeze into the top four.

If Manchester United managed to finish in the top four, it was because they did well in the second half of the season. When they do well as a team, that's exactly what they deserve. Many of their decisions so far this season seem to be in their favour for the Manchester United team, just as La Liga has questioned VAR for favouring the Real Madrid team, and there have been some controversial decisions in such matters.

Frank Lampard said of Sunday's game: "It would be great for them if they could play well this time around. It's unclear why the United team is always protected by the VAR, but Chelsea boss Frank Lampard is still personally concerned about Sunday's FA Cup final, and he has personally warned Chelsea players not to take penalties against Manchester United.

Manchester United's finish in the top four is not based on VAR, because Manchester United is still very strong. Although Manchester United is a team that says that it is not possible to compete for the title, it is possible to fight for a Champions League place on Thursday. Players like Marcus Rashford, Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba are all players in their own right.

Impossible. Football matches still rely on strength, and there are occasional mistakes in the VAR, but on the whole, the performance is still very good, and the referee's wrong decision can be corrected very well.

No. Manchester United as a whole is very strong and there is no need to rely on one person to complete the game.

No, penalties are needed, and 15 penalties are the top five leagues.