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Brighton vs Crystal Palace: FA Cup third round – as it happened

All the action from the Amex Stadium – and VAR's English debut

Liam Corless
Monday 08 January 2018 17:20 EST
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Yohan Cabaye delivers a forward pass from midfield
Yohan Cabaye delivers a forward pass from midfield (Getty)

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Brighton beat Crystal Palace in the FA Cup third-round tie at the Amex Stadium to progress to the fourth round, where they will play Middlesbrough.

Glenn Murray's late bundled winner proved the difference on a night when VAR made its debut and was called upon for the crucial goal, to settle a debate over whether Murray handled the ball.

Relive the game with our liveblog below


Pre-match quotes from Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson

On his team selection for tonight's game: "The team I would have liked was not possible because of injuries and the one which we have chosen is the best available.

"There are a couple in Luka and Tomkins who could have played but I am looking at a couple of others for this game."

Liam Corless8 January 2018 19:11

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