ONE added minute between Swindon and the second round.

Freddie Cardy
BBC Radio Derby commentator

Oh my word! Connor Kirby with probably the best goal he will ever score, it is in off the far post.

He shot from absolutely miles out, and that could be the goal to send them through.

The team have jumped on top of him and there are players on the ground in absolute disbelief - substitutes are on the pitch.

It was a rocket!

Brilliant chance for the hosts!

Charlie Savage is denied a blockbuster of an equaliser from distance by a terrific stop from Carlisle keeper Harry Lewis.

Carlisle are hanging on here now.

Lincoln are down to 10-men after Tendayi Darikwa is shown a second yellow card.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

Is that the moment to send Newport into the second round and end a seven-month wait for a home win?

Plenty of pressure at the start of the second half of extra time and eventually Cameron Antwi rolls it home.

Michael Reindorff has just hit the post too as the hosts look to make sure. The side at the bottom of the EFL are finishing strongly and the fans are belting out 'Que Sera'. And why not.

Change for Lincoln as Francis Okoronkwo comes on for Ivan Varfolomieiev.

Carlisle centre back Aaron Hayden goes into the book for a cynical foul.

We have around five minutes left plus any additional time the referee may find at the end of this one.

Aldershot have picked up their fifth yellow card of the game as Cameron Hargreaves goes into the referee's notebook for a firm challenge.

Chris Beard
BBC Radio Cumbria sport

When you are under pressure you don't want to lose the ball, as that is where you see Reading get back into this.

If there is going to be an equaliser make them work for it, don't let it be a mistake.

Kamari Doyle has a dig from distance but it doesn't trouble Carlisle keeper Harry Lewis, sailing harmlessly over his crossbar.

Can Carlisle hold on for a famous win?

Bucks sub Johnny Johnston produces a spectacular turn in the Chats box and goes to ground under pressure near the byeline, but the referee awards a goal kick, to the dismay of the howling Bucks fans.

Johnston then swings in a low cross which Ty Sodje can't quite get on the end of.

The National League North side are seeking to finish this tie before spot-kicks as the isthmian League Premier Division side start to tire.

Princewill Ehibhatiomhan has a pop for 10-man Swindon but draws a fine save from Millers keeper Cameron Dawson.

Chance for the visitors goes begging once more!

The ball falls to defender Darion Dowrich but his left-footed effort goes just wide.

Jordan Hugill has the ball in the net for the Millers but the whistle has gone for a foul in the build-up.

Martin McIntosh
Former Buxton manager on BBC Radio Derby

The players know their job, as a manager you can only mentally keep your players going and make sure they are concentrating at the back.

Chatham have been incredible and they have been great since the first whistle.

Nothing between the sides as of yet at the Peninsula Stadium.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

Sammy Braybrooke is impressing on his FA Cup debut. The 21-year-old on loan from Leicester City has just cracked one from 30 yards that really stung the hands of Jake Turner in the Gillingham goal.

I'm reliably informed some fans have taken to calling the midfielder the Leicester Iniesta. That's a lot to live up to, but he's giving it a right old go here.

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Thirty six league spots separate League Two Notts County from National League Brackley Town but Martin Paterson’s Magpies will tread warily at St James’s Park in the late kick-off.

The Notts County manager talked this week about how much the Cup means and how he will prepare for this clash as if they were playing Arsenal.

While on paper it should be a touch easier than tackling the Gunners Brackley, flying higher than at any time in their 135-year history in 17th the fifth tier, present tricky opposition on their own patch having passed their last three first round FA Cup tests including last season.

County, the oldest professional league team, come here on the up in fifth spot in League Two, unbeaten in five and having reached the fourth tier play offs last season.

For what it's worth, which is probably not a right lot given it was in 1894, they are also one of eight previous FA Cup winners in the first round draw.

Goals have been a problem for Gavin Cowan’s Brackley side with just 10 in 15 league outings but they did put six past Woking in a fourth qualifying round replay winning 6-2.

They will need something special but if they can channel their inner Arsenals you never know.