The Football Association have announced that VAR will be used in FA Cup third round ties.
The video assistant referee system, which has divided opinion during its inaugural campaign in the Premier League, will be used in all third-round matches hosted at top-flight grounds.
VAR had been trialled before in FA Cup semi-finals and finals for the last two seasons, as well as a handful of third-round matches in 2018-19, but it will now be rolled out from the third to the fifth rounds of this season's competition.
Only clubs in the Premier League are currently licenced by the International Football Association Board (IFAB) to use VAR.
However, every match from the quarter-final stage onwards will be allowed to utilise the system.
The referee may only use VAR in the event of a "clear and obvious error" or a "serious missed incident", with VAR officials situated in Stockley Park monitoring games as they have done for Premier League games.
The following ties will see officials aided by VAR in third round matches:
Saturday, January 4
Bournemouth vs Luton Town
Brighton & Hove Albion vs Sheffield Wednesday
Burnley vs Peterborough United
Leicester City vs Wigan Athletic
Manchester City vs Port Vale
Southampton vs Huddersfield Town
Watford vs Tranmere Rovers
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Manchester United
Sunday, January 5
Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest
Crystal Palace vs Derby County
Liverpool vs Everton
Sheffield United vs AFC Fylde
Monday, January 6
Arsenal vs Leeds United
