Curtis Jones thought he had won Liverpool a second spot kick when referee John Brooks pointed for a penalty. But the official changed his mind on second viewing.

Manchester City looked to be dropping points against Wolves before John Stones headed in a dramatic winner with VAR forced to intervene in the closing stages

Robert Sanchez was first judged to have fouled Liverpool star Curtis Jones but an intervention from VAR at Anfield ensured that the Chelsea goalkeeper was spared as the penalty was overturned

Liverpool is looking more and more like Manchester City’s main title rival after beating resurgent Chelsea 2-1 to stay top of the Premier League table

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Manchester City secured a last-gasp winner against Wolves when John Stones heading in from close range, with the VAR checking over the incident as Bernardo Silva was stood in an offside position

The Premier League have released an explanation as to why John Stones' late winner against Wolves was given by referee Chris Kavanagh. Wolves appeared on course for a huge point against the defending champions until Stones headed in past Jose Sa in stoppage time.