Double change for Cardiff.

Yousef Salech and Isaak Davies are on for the last half an hour, replacing Callum Robinson and Omari Kellyman.

Adam Whitty
BBC Radio Leicester

This game, for large parts, has been in the balance. The score doesn't show it though.

I was told as I arrived that Charlie Webster was the man to watch for Burton, and his two goals, both of real quality, have put them beyond their seventh tier opponents.

However, St Albans were in this for large parts, and seconds before Burton doubled their lead, they should have scored. Close margins decide cup ties.

Burton are pouring forward now and are close to adding a fourth. St Albans have conceded 32 goals in their past five FA Cup ties against Football League opponents - I fear this could go the same way.

More changes from Johnnie Jackson as he seeks to keep the Dons from losing in the first round for just the second time in 10 attempts.

Myles Hippolyte and Marcus Browne are on with Callum Maycock and Antwoine Hackford withdrawn.

Gary Croft
Former Grimsby defender on BBC Radio Humberside

Danny Rose couldn't really miss from there, he had the goal at his mercy.

It was a missed shot the first time but the second hit just dropped right, and somehow it is in the perfect place for the shot.

Boreham Wood go close to wrapping it up!

The ball falls at the feet of David Ajiboye and the forward hits a snap shot across goal with his right peg but it goes a whisker wide of the left-hand post.

Scunthorpe are pressing for a leveller here.

First, Blackpool keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell denies Oliver Ewing with his effort from the edge of the area.

They then come close after Callum Roberts sees his shot go narrowly wide.

Double opportunity for the visitors!

First, Peterborough loanee Chris Conn-Clarke goes close, curling an effort just wide.

Then, 60 seconds later, Junior Luamba's centre finds Luke Armstrong but the striker is stretching for it and can't glance his header on target.

Carlisle have shown more attacking threat already in the second half than they did in the whole of the first.

Steve Torpey
Former Scunthorpe striker on BBC Radio Humberside

It's all Scunthorpe United.

Blackpool are getting outplayed and outworked.

Michael Mellon has a hat-trick for Oldham who look on course for the second round, his third has put the boot well and truly on Cobblers necks with Northampton trailing 3-0.

Paul Dawson has put Macclesfield 4-3 ahead against AFC Totton early in the second half in a brilliant match at the Leasing.com Stadium.

Billy Sharp has drawn Doncaster level with Crewe at 1-1.

Stockport County have taken the lead against Tranmere with Jack Diamond on target for the League One leaders.

Sutton have doubled their lead against Telford with Ashley Nadeson on target for the National League's bottom placed side.

Iain Dunn
Former York City winger on BBC Radio York

Barnsley are definitely on top at the moment.

The York City fans have recognised that and doing everything they can to get their team through this difficult patch.

Close to a second for the Bluebirds as Ben Whitfield races to get on the end of a teasing low cross at the back post only to blaze over the bar.

The League Two side should be out of sight.

Huddersfield boss Lee Grant made one change at the break as Daniel Vost is on for Lynden Gooch.

Better stuff from the Terriers too as Ben Wiles finds space in the box to have an effort at goal but Bolton keeper Tyler Miller gets down well to make the save.

Chris Lumsdon
Former Carlisle midfielder on BBC Radio Cumbria

There's great intent from Carlisle, they're creating chances.

What are Reading made of here?

Reading full-back Andy Yiadom becomes the first man to go in the referee's notebook for a foul on Carlisle's Junior Luamba.

The Minstermen on the attack early in the second half and defender Callum Howe gets on the end of a high ball into the mixer, only to blaze high and wide of target.

First chance of the second half falls to Scunthorpe as Alfie Beestin fires on across goal from the edge of the are bit it's wide of the mark.

Among all the fun, a little bit of housekeeping to bring you up to date with.

And it gets from bad to worse for Crawley Town as striker Ryan Loft has been sent off for two bookable offences in as many minutes just before half-time.

They will have to try and get back into this cup tie with one man less.