Summary

  • Murray scores winner off knee, with initial suspicion of handball

  • Sako had levelled for Palace after Stephens' opener

  • First competitive club match in England with VAR (Video Assistant Referee) technology in use

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. Middlesbrough v Brighton/Crystal Palace

    Bournemouth/Wigan v Shrewsbury/West Ham

  2. Millwall v Rochdale

    Southampton v Watford

  3. Sorry, Coventry...

  4. Cardiff/Mansfield v Manchester City

    MK Dons v Coventry

  5. Yeovil v Manchester United

    Carlisle/Sheffield Wednesday v Stevenage/Reading

  6. Huddersfield v Birmingham

    Notts County v Wolves/Swansea

  7. Liverpool v West Brom

    Peterborough v Fleetwood/Leicester

  8. Here comes the draw...

  9. Who won our five-a-side skills challenge?

    #FAPeoplesCup

    Jesse Lingard helped Manchester United to a 2-0 win over Derby, Jack Butland didn't fare so well as Coventry upset Stoke, and Harry Maguire was an unused substitute as Leicester drew at Fleetwood.

    But which of them won in our five-a-side challenge ahead of this year's FA People's Cup?

    FA People's Cup 2018: Lingard, Butland & Maguire take on our skills challenge

    You can sign up NOW for the 2018 FA People's Cup - the free five-a-side tournament that gives you a chance to play at St George's Park and attend the FA Cup final.

    Find all the details here.

  10. Fourth-round draw

    From 19:10 GMT

    Almost time for the fourth-round draw. Coventry manager Mark Robins wants a home tie...

  11. The VAR debate

    Will VAR make us better or worse?Time shall tell. Eliminating errors must surely be a good thing, on the face of it anyway. But not everybody is convinced...

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  12. Sick of it already! We haven't had a decision yet...

  13. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only)

    lfcway: Am I the only one already sick of VAR. Every radio station, news channel, asking so called experts, how will VAR work? Could be another complicated set of rules to grace sport.

    Lawrence Vinicombe: Liverpool away would suit me, weaker after losing Coutinho #CCFC

    John Gafson: Exciting times in the FA cup. Hoping Tottenham get an easy ride COYS

  14. Six-game ban for Saiz

    Leeds forward Samu Saiz has accepted his six-game ban for spitting in their FA Cup defeat by Newport and apologised for his "inexcusable" actions.

    The 26-year-old was sent off by referee Mike Dean in injury time of Sunday's third-round tie at Rodney Parade.

    The Spaniard, who will be unavailable until 20 February, has scored nine times in 26 appearances this season.

    "I give my word to all those connected to Leeds United that I will learn from this and never repeat it," he said.

  15. Fancy a flavour of the FA Cup?

    #FAPeoplesCup

    • Has the weekend's FA Cup third-round action whetted your appetite?
    • Fancy playing in the five-a-side version?

    The FA People's Cup is free to enter and bigger than before. You don't even have to be regular football players to take part - just ask this lot.......

    Wockey FC - from hockey to FA People's Cup winners

    Find out all the details about this year's FA People's Cup - and how to sign up - here.

  16. Team news

    Brighton v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)

    Premier League survival looks to be the priority for Brighton as they make eight changes. Only Ezequiel Schelotto, Dale Stephens, Jose Izquierdo retain their places.

    There's no Wilfried Zaha or Christian Benteke in the squad for Crystal Palace, who make four changes. Damien Delaney, Patrick van Aanholt, Jairo Riedewald and Bakary Sako are the players who come in.

    Brighton XI: Krul, Schelotto, Huenemeier, Goldson, Bong, March, Stephens, Kayal, Izquierdo, Brown, Hemed.

    Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Fosu-Mensah, Kelly, Delaney, Schlupp, Riedewald, Cabaye, McArthur, Townsend, Van Aanholt, Sako.

  17. Watch the draw live

    From 19:10 GMT

    BBC Two

    The FA Cup fourth-round draw is live on BBC Two and at the top of the page shortly - with the draw itself getting under way at 19:10 GMT.

    Who do you want?

  18. Get Involved

    #bbcfacup or text us 81111

    VAR will be in use at the Amex StadiumGetty Images

    VAR will destroy the game, just like the pointless January transfer window. What's next robots refereeing matches, beginning of the end.

    Andy

    It’s pointless having VAR if your rulebook is incomplete, and as long as intent and consequence are expected to be factors in a referee’s decision, incomplete is exactly how you’d have to describe it. Sort out football first, make it black and white, then introduce gadgets to slowly render referees obsolete. That’s what we all want isn’t it?

    George, Cardiff

    VAR - 1. Football is a Business now. One single bad decision can relegate a club or achieve a cup win for a side that doesn’t deserve to win...millions of pounds are at stake. 2. Children look up to these managers that like to blame everyone else for their shortfalls...I’m sure there used to be a lot more humility in the game. These children will grow up thinking it’s OK to blame everyone else for every decision they make rather than taking responsibility for their own actions. VAR will eliminate this blame culture and maybe some humility and sportsmanship might return to the game.

    Anon

  19. How will referees use VAR?

    Video refGetty Images

    Former ref, and International Football Association Board technical director David Elleray: "What the referee doesn’t have the option of doing is saying is ‘I don’t know if that was a penalty or not I’ll look at the replay’.

    "We are requiring the referees to carry on refereeing as if there is no video assistant referee. If they make a clear and obvious error, they get told about it and I think most referees will welcome that."

  20. Any chance of a goal?

    Brighton v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)

    BrightonGetty Images
    • Brighton have failed to score against Crystal Palace in four of their last five encounters in all competitions, including each of the last three. In contrast, the Eagles have failed to score in three of the last four.