Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

I've never been in a stadium where both sets of supporters fume over a VAR check.

This is also the longest VAR check I've ever seen as we went well past the five-minute mark.

It could well have been the longest VAR check in English football history as both sets of supporters chant "it's not football anymore" and "this is embarrassing".

It seems neither set of fans were happy despite Wolves benefiting from the decision as both teams had to warm up again.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wow. It was offside, after all that.

It looks like a straightforward decision which was offside.

The fans are making their feelings known.

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"It's not football anymore" is the chant from the terraces.

Of course, Wolves fans will be relieved that the goal has been ruled out but surely even they can agree that that was pretty silly.

The goal has finally been ruled out for offside.

That was pretty painful. The crowd are understandably frustrated.

The FA's website says that semi-automated offsides should take approximately 30 seconds. As previously mentioned, it's not working. But still.

It's been way more than five minutes since the goal went in.

A farce.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It hits Dean Huijsen on the arm but there is not substantial enough evidence to overturn it.

You need a magnifying glass to work this out.

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Wow.

The semi-automated offside is not working.

The VAR is now having to go back to the "old-fashioned" drawing of the lines.

"This is embarrassing" is the chant from the crowd.

It has been more than five minutes since the goal hit the back of the net.

Understandably, the crowd are getting restless here. Bearing in mind they have no idea what's going on when a VAR check is in progress.

What's going on here? The referee has gathered both captains a Milos Kerkez of Bournemouth is denied a goal by a VAR decisionnd managers to have a word with them.

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Semi-automated offsides are in action at this game.

But it's still taking a while to check this.

This could take a while. The angles are really difficult to tell what happened.

It looks like they're now checking for offside, too.

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Bournemouth 2-0 Wolves

Now then, the goal is being checked for a possible handball.

It was a tight angle with Milos Kerkez and Dean Huijsen both scrambling to get the ball in the net.

Has it touched one of their arms on the way in?

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Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's as routine as you come, get the ball into the far post. It's off any part of Milos Kerkez.

Between the three of them, it has gone in. It's been a real flying start from Bournemouth.

Wolves have had a couple of chances but it's Bournemouth who have dominated the possession and had the better moments.

If they can hold onto the lead they would progress to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for just the third time in their history having done so in 1956-57 against Tottenham and 2020-21 against Burnley.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Evanilson got the easy part but it's a fantastic run from Antoine Semenyo, it's a brilliant ball into his feet and he has all the time to pick the spot.

Brilliant save from Sam Johnstone but because his parry was so good, Evanilson had the simple task to score.

Bournemouth look really, really good. Wolves are rocking now, they have lost their composure.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves are struggling to get out now. They've only got Jorgen Strand Larsen up front and at the minute they are not using him at all.

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Antoine Semenyo wins the ball back and his low shot is turned behind by Santiago Bueno for a corner.