Half-time of extra time in Berkshire and the Cumbrians lead thanks to a stunning hat-trick from super-sub striker Regan Linney.

Breathless stuff.

No goals in the opening 15 minutes at Buxton or Rotherham.

We are 15 minutes away from you know what...

National League South side Weston-Super-Mare are holding National League's Aldershot.

Kwame Thomas gets on the end of Ryan Hill's cross but was unable to direct his effort towards goal for the visitors

While Jason Pope saw a header go over for Weston from Daniel Martin's cross.

All getting rather tetchy at Buxton where the Bucks have seen three players booked in the first half of extra time with the Chats, 22 places below in the ladder, also picking up a caution.

We remain deadlocked in Greater Manchester.

The National League South side are giving as much as they're getting.

We have one more tie to bring you this evening as National League side Brackley Town host Notts County of League Two.

Live coverage of the game is now starting on BBC Two, iPlayer and at the top of this page.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score at the Cledara Abbey Stadium

The cup dream is over for Chester. But Cambridge United have only lost one in 10 this season at home and they deservedly go off to try and make more cup memories at the Abbey.

The Chester fans were still singing as they left the stands, despite their worrying away form continuing from the league into the cup.

Not a lot to tell you about in terms of goalmouth action during the first-half of extra-time at Wigan.

Paul Mullin, who missed a penalty in normal time, has been replaced by Luke Robinson.

Chris Beard
BBC Radio Cumbria sport

Carlisle have been able to bring on better players, and more experienced players.

Reading have only been able to bring on younger players with a little bit of inexperience - it has played into Carlisle's hands.

Stockport County have done what League One leaders should do at this stage of the cup, beating Tranmere 3-1.

It has not gone according to form for Bradford City who have been beaten 1-0 by League Two Cheltenham.

Burton have walloped Isthmian Premier side St Albans 6-0 with Charlie Webster, Tyrese Shade and Fabio Tavares all bagging twice.

MK Dons came from behind to beat Colchester 3-2, Joe Tomlinson nicking the tie with an 87th-minute winner.

National League South side Slough Town have dumped Altrincham out of the cup with a 2-1 win.

Mansfield have beaten League Two side Harrogate in a 3-2 win, George Maris on target twice for the home side.

Oldham's Michael Mellon was on target with a hat-trick either side of half-time to beat Northampton 3-1.

Owen Bailey's injury-time winner has secured safe passage for Doncaster against Crewe in a 2-1 away victory.

Chesterfield will be in the bag after edging a closely fought affair against Stevenage 1-0, Lee Bonis with the winner from the spot.

Exeter City booked their place in the second round draw with a 2-0 win over Halifax.

Cambridge will join them after beating Chester 3-0, Kylian Kouassi on target twice for the hosts.

There was a 2-1 win for Sutton over Telford and a narrow 1-0 win for National League outfit Wealdstone who beat Southend by the same margin.

And Wycombe helped themselves to a 2-0 win over Plymouth, Cauley Woodrow on target twice for the Wanderers.

Swindon are already down to 10-men after Aaron Drinan was sent-off deep into stoppage time at the end of normal time and Darren Oldaker has now had his name taken early in extra time for tripping Dan Gore on the break.

Ollie Palmer's goal for the Robins 17 minutes from time saw this game finish 1-1 after Sam Nombe's early opener for the Millers.

Don't go anywhere we're into extra-time in the following fixtures:

Buxton 1-1 Chatham

Newport 1-1 Gillingham

Reading 2-2 Carlisle

Rotherham 1-1 Swindon

Salford 1-1 Lincoln

Weston-super-Mare 1-1 Aldershot

Wigan 1-1 Hemel Hempstead

Iain Dunn
Former York City winger on BBC Radio York

The facts don't tell the full story.

York City were so creative and they created so many chances, and York had chances to destroy that Barnsley side.

We were better and Barnsley have got away with one there. Barnsley know it, we know it, the manager knows it. But credit to York they stuck at it and in the end it came down to the quality in front of goal.

We are back under way at Wigan!

Remember they are down to 10 men after Matt Smith was sent off, leading up to Hemel Hempstead's penalty.

This has turned into a cracking cup tie - and we're going to have an extra 30 minutes of it.

Both sides have had chances to win it in a second half that lasted 56 minutes but - just as the rain has eased off - we go again.

It turned into be an easy win for The Wood who went two goals to the good before the break and were aided by a needless red card from Crawley striker Ryan Loft - his second for the club since arriving.

Abdul Abdulmalik wrapped the tie up with a lovely third round and they deservedly waltz into the second round.

It's all over at Peterborough and Luke Williams' first game in charge of the club ends in victory over the League One high-flyers!

No cupset at Blundell Park today.

But Grimsby had a first half scare after Charlie Seaman's goal saw the National League South take a 1-0 lead at the break but Ben Chapman's red card just before the players went in meant it was always going to be an uphill battle for the Fleet.

That proved to be the case as a Danny Rose brace and one from Cameron McJannet sees the Mariners through to the second round.

So, not to be for the 178 Ebbsfleet fans who made the journey north today but they will have had a good day regardless.

Adam Cottier
BBC Final Score at the Brick Community Stadium

A completely absorbing and compelling effort from Hemel Hempstead Town. Extra time is the least they deserve for their exertions.

They have come close on so many occasions and completely dominated the second half apart from one blip.

Their fans have been so loud. Henry VIII would have loved this (I think). It’s been a majestic performance so far.