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That was quite a day with upsets, hat-tricks, red cards, a nine-goal thriller at Macclesfield and a gripping penalty shootout drama to close.

Congratulations to Boreham Wood, Cheltenham, Oldham, Carlisle, Chelmsford, Gateshead, Salford City, Slough Town, Chesterfield, Weston-super-Mare and Brackley Town who have beaten opposition from a higher division.

A special commendation to Hemel Hempstead Town from National League South who took League One former FA Cup winners Wigan to a penalty shootout.

The day's action saw 34 teams book their place in the velvet bag for the second round draw and there will be another five to join them on Sunday and Monday.

We will be covering it all here starting tomorrow so make sure you return for more live drama when our coverage resumes.

Brackley Town have ridden their luck for all they will think they did not have much on the night. After going behind to Alassana Jatta's headed opener, they levelled through Matt Lowe then had a goal disallowed in dubious circumstances.

You could argue they had more bad luck when Notts County regained the lead from the penalty spot after Jonny Maxted was adjudged to have felled Conor Grant.

Notts County went ahead again from the resulting spot-kick and the fates left it late to level things up in the dying seconds of injury time with a lifeline – Callum Stewart holding his nerve from the spot after Ollie Norburn handled.

Brackley Town held their nerve collectively from the spot after extra time failed to split the two sides, Maxted saving from Keanan Bennetts and Zak Brown sealing a second round place with the final kick.

Brackley boss Gavin Cowan told BBC Two:

"I thought we came out a bit slow in the second half but we were happy to let them have the ball in areas.

"We wanted to make it a condensed pitch, be really patient and when it turned over the players were so brave, so courageous and played forward. It worked for us.

"We really went for it tonight. The celebrations will be reserved because we've got a game on Wednesday, but I'm just so pleased for the fans and everyone attached to the club."

Brackley boss Gavin Cowan told BBC Two:

"It's an unbelievable result. I feel totally blessed. The players were incredible, the fans have been amazing.

"The players totally deserve it, they showed hard work, desire, doing a job and a half. They took it to the next level.

"The players deserve all the credit - I want them to go and enjoy it now."

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

It's a devastating blow for Notts County.

I think Brackley full deserve to get to the second round.

It's another cup run the ends at the first hurdle for Notts - They've simply not been good enough.

They didn't hold their nerve, the manager and the players will be dejected.

Hope for Notts County. Danny Waldron goes down the middle and it's an easy save.

Poor penalty. That was not hard enough and too close to the keeper and Jonny Maxted makes the save.

Jatta steps up and hits the bar.

Callum Stewart's injury-time penalty at the end of normal time and half an hour of extra time without a winner means this will be settled from 12 yards.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

There hasn't been any clear-cut chances this half again.

The players know what's coming.

Mai Traore replaces Lewis Macari for Notts County. Presumably the Guinea U23 striker is handy from 12 yards.

Good cross in from the right from Maz Kouhyar is headed away by Gareth Dean. We are into the 'don't make a mistake zone' now with 10 minutes of extra time to run.

Will Jarvis sets home hearts racing with a lovely run into the box on the left side of the area. His cross is hooked away.

Lucas Ness gets a caution for a foul on Callum Stewart.