I might be wrong, but is there no VAR in the FA Cup?

Yes VAR is used, but only on PL grounds, and today's officials (according to the programme) are Brooks and Aspinell.

It'll be Hartlepool's first exposure to the pleasure of VAR. Let's hope it doesn't spoil the game.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

The VAR decision that went Liverpool's way - again - yesterday was despicable.
The keeper wiped the Cardiff player out and was the last man but only got a yellow.
Given that Cardiff deserved a penalty as well they can feel as aggrieved as Palace right now.
Disgraceful!

But these are stone cold easy decisions but because it is a big team they get the rub of the green.
It really is morally corrupt now because if Cardiff's keeper had done that he would have been off asap.

ok people rules have changed so the handball is hand to ball weres ball to hand was the prevous rule give 3 weeks they will change it again mmmmm.
the foul by the keeper was only a yellow card due to there was a liverpool player behind the keeper, maybe could look for serous foul play in that incident but was 50/50 what colour card, still doesnt change the fact we got 2 bad var decisions against us

Luka does that, penalty. Man City player does that, not penalty.

I would be seething if I was an Everton fan right now as that was blatant. Perhaps the big team bias from VAR is more real than we think.