Dom Roma
Former Gainsborough Trinity boss on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

If you have a shot anything can happen and that one was deflected from the right but Gainsborough have worked it well from the corner.

They have created a half chance there and caused a few problems. That's what they need to do more of and can hopefully grow in confidence and create a few more opportunities.

Stephen Dooley cannot continue for Harrogate and he's led away after suffering a head injury.

He's replaced by Josh Falkingham.

This looks like a painful one for Harrogate's Stephen Dooley as he's down at the side of the pitch after appearing to collide with a stretcher. There's a break in play while the medical staff attend to Dooley.

For a brief moment, there was a coming together between the players after the ball went out of play and Toby Sims has now gone into the book for Town.

Trinity skipper Dylan Cogill is also shown a yellow.

Sisa Tuntulwana drives inside for Gainsborough and hits a left-footed effort from the edge of the box.

It goes wide of the post and out for a first corner of the game for Trinity.

The ball comes in and is headed back across the box before Harrogate can scramble it away. Nervy moments for the League Two hosts!

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Simon Weaver will want more from his Harrogate team in the second half.

Gainsborough will want to stay in it. They've done excellently well this long. They've defended resolutely and they've given Harrogate a problem and now it's about staying in it for as long as they can.

Not a bad start to the half for Gainsborough as they work it well down the left but Ashley Jackson's cross goes high over everyone in the box.

Harrogate had 75% possession in the first half. Can they make their dominance count in this second period?

We're off and running in the second-half.

A reminder that this will be going to extra-time and penalties if it can't be decided in the next 45 minutes with no replays at this stage of the FA Cup anymore.

Will Harrogate be able live up to their favourites status tonight or are Gainsborough plotting a 'cupset'? We're about to find out...

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Harrogate have been really impressive, certainly in the wide areas.

As the manager mentioned, they've had wave after wave of attacks but they haven't been clinical in front of goal.

It's been a bit rush in front of goal and I think that is the disappointing thing about the half for them.

Harrogate manager Simon Weaver talking to BBC Two at half-time: "I'm fairly happy, obviously it'd be good to be a goal to the good at this moment but I feel it has been one-way traffic.

"They've had fleeting moments but largely it's about improving the final pass and executing the finish.

"The message will be let's see that cutting edge that I know we are capable of in recent weeks and keep the tempo high that it's unsustainable for them."

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

I don't think either manager will be too disappointed going in at half-time.

Gainsborough won't have come here expecting to dominate play and getting the lion's share of opportunities.

Harrogate as we expected have dominated possession, they've had the opportunities but they haven't been able to break the deadlock.

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Gainsborough Trinity might be 18th in the Northern Premier League in the seventh tier, but they are unbeaten in their last nine games (W8 D1).

The only draw in that run was against Boston United in the FA Cup third qualifying round where it ended 2-2 before they went through via a replay.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Gainsborough are really working hard all across the pitch. You can hear the communication from up here on the gantry, encouraging one another.

They're trying to set the press but they're just not able to get any kind of possession.

All square at the break.

So far, so good for Gainsborough Trinity. 73 places separating the two sides on the football pyramid but nothing between them on the pitch.

Harrogate Town have certainly looked the more threatening but you'd imagine the visitors would've taken 0-0 at half-time.

Big 45 coming up.

Stephen Duke-McKenna crosses for Harrogate and a no nonsense clearance from Jordan Helliwell for the visitors.

Can Gainsborough make it to half-time?

Almost a howler for Gainsborough skipper Dylan Cogill as he slices a clearance towards his own goal and it just goes wide.

Harrogate can't make anything of the corner but the pressure has just cranked up again in the last five minutes or so of this half.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

That was arguably Josh March's best chance of the game and he knows it.

He puts it high over the crossbar.

He gets underneath it but it goes over.

That's 10 shots so far in the game for Harrogate. Just the two on target - therein lies the problem so far for the hosts.

Josh March is furious with himself as he fires over from 12 yards for Harrogate.

A cross comes all the way out to James Daly on the left-hand side and he sets it back across nicely for March who hits it first time on the volley but it flies over the top.

Probably the best chance of the game and it's gone begging.