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Semi-automated offside system is making its debut in England this weekend during the FA Cup fifth round.
It was used for the first time on Friday to assess the build-up to Aston Villa's opening goal in their 2 -0 win over Cardiff City .
Bournemouth eventually won on penalties after a goal from Milos Kerkez was ruled out for offside.
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