C: Increasingly solid talks of Blackburn losing their manager to 22nd-placed Derby. Serious questions need to be asked about the running of the football club for this to happen two seasons in a row after an underwhelming January. Where's the ambition? Where's the board?

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On the face of it Blackburn are having another decent season - they lie sixth in the Championship and look well placed for a crack at the play-offs and promotion.

However, manager John Eustace is widely linked with a move to Derby County - who lie in the relegation zone. So what's all that about?

Reports suggest, external Eustace wanted more backing in the January transfer market and his family are based in the midlands. A good win this afternoon may make a difference I guess...

It's all very interesting.

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Blackburn make a whopping eight changes from the side beaten at QPR as they hand debuts to new signings Yuri Ribeiro and Emmanuel Dennis, previously with Watford and Nottingham Forest.

Blackburn XI: Toth; Rankin-Costello, Hyam, Batth, Ribeiro; Forshaw, Buckley; Cozier-Duberry, Cantwell, Kargbo; Dennis

Wolves, perhaps surprisingly, make just five changes to their line up. Sam Johnstone is back in goal, Joao Gomes and Rodrigo Gomes are in midfield and Hwang Hee-chan is in attack.

Wolves XI: Johnstone; Bueno, Agbadou, Toti; Semedo, J. Gomes, Bellegarde, R. Gomes; Hwang, Cunha, Guedes

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Should all FA Cup ties have VAR? Or is it better without?

Who's going to win the Cup? Are there any Cupsets on the cards today? What do you make of the managerial situations at Blackburn and at Tottenham?

There's plenty to chew over today so please get involved - put your names on any text messages please one and all.

With video assistant referee technology only in use from the fifth round onwards this season, there have been a number of controversial incidents to dissect already this weekend.

Some liked VAR's absence, such as Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler, whose side might have had their winner against Chelsea disallowed for a Tariq Lamptey handball.

"But that's it. That's football," he told BBC Sport. "With VAR, football is getting not that emotional like it was today.

"Everyone agrees with me that today was a great atmosphere. You can celebrate a goal because you are certain it's a goal. I'm happy it was like that."

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Some were less convinced, including his Chelsea counterpart Enzo Maresca - whose side might still be in the FA Cup with VAR.

"I think the handball is quite clear. In the last two or three days, there were many different moments in different games that, without VAR, sometimes are more complicated," said Maresca.

Harry Maguire's winner on Friday night was also clearly offside. But have you enjoyed it more?

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Wolves and Liverpool will get a stern examination on the road while the late game could have some real jeopardy behind it for Big Ange 'I always win a trophy in my second season, mate' Postecoglou...

Blackburn v Wolves (12:30 GMT)

Plymouth v Liverpool (15:00 GMT)

Aston Villa v Tottenham (17:35 GMT)

Did it ever leave?

Yesterday saw some truly memorable FA Cup moments, incredible goals and proper jeopardy as the top Premier League sides were pushed all the way by the men from the EFL.

Can today deliver more of the same? We certainly hope so...