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There is simply nothing like the FA Cup.

Memories were made that will last a lifetime in both tonight's games as Alfreton sent their travelling army of fans wild by taking the lead at Meadow Lane, though their near neighbours Notts County came back to ease into the second round in the end.

And Tamworth, who have enjoyed such great moments in the FA Cup down the years, wrote another page into their proud history with a monumental effort to see-off former winners, and former Premier League side Huddersfield, who, incredibly, bow out of the Cup before Bonfire Night.

The good news is there are 38 more of these ties to come over the next few days and I'm sure there is plenty of magic left over from The Lamb to sprinkle on some other lucky clubs before Monday night.

We'll be back here tomorrow lunchtime to keep you up to date with all the day's stories, and bring you live coverage of Northampton v Kettering in the evening too.

Thank you for your company this evening, now rest up, we go again tomorrow!

You don't want to miss it!

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Thanks to Tamworth we are now guaranteed at least five non-league clubs in the draw for the second round of the FA Cup.

With Brackley hosting Braintree, Gainsborough Trinity heading to now managerless Hednesford Town, Solihull Moors at home to Maidstone United and Tonbridge Angels facing debutants Harborough Town, non-league will be well represented no matter what happens elsewhere this weekend.

But who will write the big headlines tomorrow?

Still without a League One victory this season, Burton will hope to avoid further embarrassment at home to Scarborough Athletic of the National League North while Crawley, on the back of seven defeats from their past eight League One games, go to Maidenhead United.

Morecambe are propping-up the EFL and can hardly be relishing a game on National South Worthing's artificial surface.

Nathan Jones takes his Charlton side to Southend United where the Addicks' boss is still held in high regard from his playing days at Roots Hall.

Rushall Olympic might be second from bottom of the National North but Accrington Stanley will travel to the West Midlands on high alert.

Aldershot Town put seven goals past Swindon in round one last season and then won at Stockport so Bradford City will be wary of their visit to Valley Parade.

South-west and family honour is at stake with Bristol Rovers meeting Weston-Super-Mare and Luke Thomas of Rovers coming up against his brother Keiran.

Cambridge United may have found some League One form just in time but famous FA Cup giantkillers Woking will want to add the U's to their list of impressive scalps.

Elsewhere, keep an eye on National League leaders York City's trip to League One form horses Wycombe Wanderers and then on Saturday teatime there's the derby between Northampton Town and Kettering.

That's just some of the ties for tomorrow but you can see a full list of the FA Cup fixtures and pick out your favourites here.

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Tamworth, from step five, and Alfreton, at step six, might have been the underdogs in their match-ups tonight, but compared to some of the sides in the first round this weekend, they are the giants.

Click here to learn all about the footballing minnows who are swimming with some big fish this weekend.

We know you're wondering, Lambs fans... and Notts County fans too.

The draw for the second round of the FA Cup will be made on BBC 2 around 19:45 GMT on Sunday evening during the highlights programme which starts at 18:15.

Tamworth will be ball No7, with the Magpies No33 with Emile Heskey and Leon Osman conducting the draw.

Start dreaming...

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on BBC Two

"I don't think Michael Duff can say anything other than what he has about that Huddersfield performance.

"They weren't good enough, they didn't move the ball quick enough or play with enough intensity.

"You've got to be professional, you're in League One but they didn't deal with it at all.

"Tamworth now know they can compete with teams in higher leagues so that'll give them some confidence."

Huddersfield manager Michael Duff has had strong words about his side's performance when speaking on BBC Two:

"We deserved to get beaten.

"I picked a strong team, prepared properly, warned the players.

"We started the game on the back foot, invited them on, invited the crowd into it and it's hard to wrest it back.

"We gave away a poor goal, it's a long throw but we were nowhere near good enough."

Tamworth keeper Jas Singh told BBC Sport: "We are difficult to beat and break down, sometimes we are very direct. The long throw is a weapon but take nothing away from (Tom Tonks') game today. He's ran himself into the ground,

"With us 1-0 up we know they are a good team and will have a spell.as the game goes on but every block every tackle was cheered like a goal."

Singh worked as a building surveyor today and admitted: "I was really good until about 3pm and then I started getting butterflies, i got all my work done, though, my manager was happy."

More from Tamworth manager Andy Peaks on BBC Two:

"I just wanted to be competitive and not be embarrassed on national television.

"But I'm so proud of all of them - we have such a strong spine to the team - I never want a team of individuals, I want a team.

"Our key was we like to go long with the ball but we couldn't do that against Huddersfield so we mixed it up a little bit more."

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Tamworth midfielder Tom Tonks told BBC Sport said: "I'm buzzing obviously, for everybody, it's a great turnout and a great night.

"You envision winning games of football, we're part-time, it's very difficult but we have so much character and will to win in the dressing room, we never say die. They are a very big club, but we got there.

"I don't think we get enough credit for the way we play sometimes, people just see the long throw but we have some good football players."

The throw for the goal sailed 32 yards in the air and Tonks admitted: "I've always had it, since primary school, God blessed me with it. I don't work on it.

"We just want another good draw in the next round, hopefully at home."

Tamworth manager Andy Peaks speaking to BBC Two:

"I was never content until it was finished but I thought we managed the game really well.

"We felt when we got the ball we had to keep it but it was more about keeping a good shape and not rushing things.

"I've built an environment where people want to be here and it creates a real bond, most games are decided in the penalty boxes and we got blocks in and were first to things."

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on BBC Two

I said before the game I felt there was an upset in the air.

They played brilliantly tonight - every one of them.

No-one has left the ground - it's just fantastic.

Adam Peckitt: Think Singh would've been a shoo-in for man of the match; he's kept them in the game.

Jas Singh had a faultless evening for sure... and we'll hear from him very shortly.

A lap of honour for the Tamworth players, and a richly deserved one.

The Huddersfield players were off the pitch as quick as a flash.

The FA Cup is no place for losers...

Chris Sutton
BBC Sport pundit on BBC Two

Tamworth were so streetwise.

They outfought league One opposition.

Singh was brilliant but wasn't worked enough in the second-half.

Tom Tonks with that long throw was fantastic.

What a night for Tamworth - it's an incredible evening - who gave them a chance before the game?

Welcome to the FA Cup Proper.

The first giant has fallen.

Former winners Huddersfield have been dumped out by part-timers Tamworth, 57 places below them in the ladder... and do you know what, they deserved it!

Tom Tonks' long throw caused havoc all night and it was one of those which sailed onto the line before being helped over it by the flailing fist of keeper Chris Maxwell to send The Lamb wild.

The Lambs have silenced the Terriers.

A night for the ages...

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Freddie Ladapo blazes over after an almighty scramble in the Tamworth area.

So close for The Lambs...

Into the final 90 seconds...

That was pretty comfortable for Notts County in the end although they were given a scare when going behind to Liam Waldock's opener for Alfreton.

Crucially Matty Palmer levelled within two minutes of the visitors taking the lead and they didn't look back from that point.

Alassana Jatta was a thorn in the National North team's side all evening and he scored twice after the break and was also denied on two occasions by good saves from George Willis.

Jatta might have had a hat-trick when Notts were awarded a penalty five minutes from the end but he'd been substituted moments before and Jevani Brown stepped-up to do the necessary.

Brown added a fifth goal in stoppage time to add to his two assists for the evening as well.

Alfreton's wait to upset EFL opposition goes on after a ninth failure while Notts County breeze through to round two.

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Jas Singh again... he picks up a dangerous cross, which bounced a yard off his line, and holds on cleanly.

The beats per minute ramp up even more...

Jas Singh to the rescue again as Callum Marshall flicks on a low cross in the six-yard box and the keeper dives bravely at the feet of defender Matty Pearson to prevent him slamming home the equaliser.