Boreham Wood 2-1 Blackpool

Dan Holman's late goal saw National League club Boreham Wood knock League One side Blackpool out of the FA Cup.

Danny Philliskirk latched on to Nathan Delfouneso's through-ball to fire the Seasiders into a second-half lead.

Substitute Blair Turgott converted Kane Smith's cross from eight yards to make it 1-1 soon after.

Fellow substitute Holman struck from close range with just two minutes remaining as the hosts produced one of the biggest shocks of the first round.

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The Seasiders, who won the FA Cup in 1953, wasted a number of chances before the break with Callum Cooke having a shot blocked by keeper Grant Smith as well as hitting the post.

David Stephens went close to putting the hosts in front after half an hour with a header.

Boreham Wood manager Luke Garrard:

"When it went 1-1 I looked at the clock and I thought if the referee blew the whistle then, I would be happy.

"But we looked strong, we looked fit, so credit to the players.

"It's about the glory of beating a league side for the first time in our history. It puts a marker down, and looking at what Sutton and Lincoln did last year, why not?"

Blackpool manager Gary Bowyer:

"It's very hard to take because we controlled the game throughout.

"We're disappointed to be out. I thought we applied ourselves properly and played the right way.

"The only disappointing factor was the two goals, and the manner of the two goals."