Video Assistant Referee technology remained unused on its introduction to English football - but there was a hint of controversy as Brighton eliminated Crystal Palace from the FA Cup.
VAR was available for the first time in a competitive fixture in England, but despite suspicions of handball in Glenn Murray's late goal against his former club, was not called upon.
Bakary Sako's fine second-half strike had brought Palace level after Dale Stephens had given the hosts the lead at The Amex Stadium.
With a replay looking increasingly likely, and as he once did against Brighton for Palace, substitute Murray then ensured a fourth-round trip to Championship Middlesbrough with his goal three minutes from time.
Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 Crystal Palace
