Sutton have the lead against Telford United, with David Ogbonna on target and Crewe have taken the lead against Doncaster, Mickey Demetriou with the game's opener.

The Dons are pushing for a leveller but Callum Maycock's thunderous drive has been blocked by Heed defender Max Melbourne.

We are into SIX minutes of additional time at the end of the first-half at The Shay.

David Ward
BBC Radio York commentator

Barnsley have come back into the game since they got the goal, the equaliser seems to have rocked York City a bit.

City are feeling the pressure a bit more now.

The hosts continue to press but Luca Connell's effort from outside the City box is deflected past the upright.

Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has levelled for MK Dons who are 1-1 with Colchester United. The latter went ahead on 26 minutes through Michael Mbick.

National League South side Slough Town have doubled their lead against Altrincham though Viktor Makowski on 37 minutes.

And a mad game at Macclesfield has now seen six goals in 36 minutes with the hosts levelling at 3-3 with Daniel Elliott bagging a hat-trick against Totton.

Three great chances for the hosts to equalise all go begging!

Will Harris latches on to a slide rule ball down the right channel, swivels on it and forces an excellent one-on-one save from City keeper Joe Whitworth.

The rebound falls to Jamie Cook but Pierce Sweeney gets back and recovers making a challenge on his own goal-line.

Then, Thierry Latty-Fairweather hits a shot which is caught by Whitworth.

Great attacking endeavour from the non-league outfit.

Chris Lumsdon
Former Carlisle midfielder on BBC Radio Cumbria

Reading are really in the ascendency in the Carlisle half.

They're really well drilled in what they're doing.

They must have had at least 12 or 13 crosses so far.

Chances at both ends at Oakwell as Patrick Kelly bounces a shot wide of the upright from outside the box for the Reds before Joe Grey's cross at the other end is met by the head of Josh Stones again, though it's too close to keeper Murphy Cooper.

it's Grey's final involvement as he has limped off, to be replaced by Joe Felix.

Steve Torpey
Former Scunthorpe striker on BBC Radio Humberside

It's been all Scunthorpe United in the last eight minutes.

There's a few times I thought the net would ripple.

Blackpool have had all their men in the box.

Matt Dean
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

The warning signs were there and Ebbsfleet have got the bit between their teeth.

Surely for a second successive season Grimsby Town can't be going out at this stage against National League South opposition, can they?

Exeter close to doubling their lead.

They are awarded a free-kick for handball around 20 yards out and Reece Cole bends it around the wall but, unfortunately for him, just around the right hand up right as well.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

As mentioned, it's hardly a bumper crowd at Rodney Parade but the old ground is rocking regardless after a County comeback.

Having hardly troubled the Gillingham backline, there was a real purple patch from the League Two strugglers with Gills keeper Jake Turner twice saving well - only for Cameron Evans to blast home from a corner.

Noise levels are up - and it's getting a bit feisty on the pitch as well.

Scott Rendell has given AFC Totton the lead at Macclesfield, the veteran bagging a second of the match and a third for the visitors who lead 3-2.

Erik Ring has put Lincoln City 1-0 up at Salford City, Kiban Rai has nudged Aldershot into the lead against National League South side Weston-Super-Mare.

Callum Wright has put former FA Cup winners Wigan into the lead against Hemel Hempstead Town while Wealdstone lead against Southend with Olufela Olomola on target.

Kylian Kouassi put Cambridge United 2-0 up against Chester scoring both goals.

Gillingham were leading against Newport but the Welsh side are level with Cameron Evans on target after 32 minutes.

National League South strugglers Slough Town are ahead against Altrincham, Ansu Janneh on target for the hosts after 33 minutes.

Chris Lumsdon
Former Carlisle midfielder on BBC Radio Cumbria

It's the second balls - you really have to be quick to close the shot.

It's a little bit soft from Carlisle, a bit more urgency is needed there.

Harry Chapman has a crack at a second for Heed with a free-kick which flies over Nathan Bishop's bar.

Down the other end and Alistair Smith has been denied for a second time by a good save from Tiernan Brooks.