Jack Emmett
Former Harrogate Town midfielder on BBC Radio York

There were a few celebrations in the crowd but it definitely hit the side nettling.

Harrogate have played well so far, they've limited Gainsborough, they moved the ball well and they haven't looked nervous and unsure of themselves.

On a slick pitch it's not easy to move the ball quickly but they've done it well and I think they've had enough chances to go one up so far.

Another chance for Harrogate! The ball is nodded back to Josh March who hits it on the volley first time but it just grazes narrowly wide of the post.

Still goalless, though, and that's all that matters for Gainsborough.

Ooh, this is probably the closest Harrogate have come. A good strike from just outside the box by Stephen Duke-McKenna but Dylan Wharton does brilliantly to shuffle across and parry it away for Gainsborough.

Gainsborough work it forward well and Joe Stacey crosses but it's over the head of striker Declan Howe who then makes a foul as he chases it down.

A bit of end-to-end as it almost breaks for Gainsborough... Harrogate then manage to pile forward but a cross is deflected straight through to Dylan Wharton in the Trinity goal.

How long until the hosts start getting concerned about a potential 'cupset'?

Just over 10 minutes until the break. That would be a big milestone for the visitors.

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Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Something to keep an eye on as the game goes on is that Gainsborough have not had a game for two weeks.

The last game that they played was against Chester in the FA Trophy which they won 1-0.

They've had games called off because of the weather in the lead up to this.

Russ Wilcox will be delighted with the way his team have started.

The Gainsborough supporters have travelled in numbers tonight on a cold wet Friday night leading up to Christmas. It's an excellent show from the away fans.

After a dominant start by Harrogate, it would be fair to say that Gainsborough have stemmed the flow quite well.

A long ball forward by the hosts drifts out of play. The rain is also teeming down. Classic weather for an FA Cup tie, some might say...

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Ashley Jackson is a senior player in the dressing room for Gainsborough with the versatility down that left-hand side but at left-back with that experience that he brings.

Well, it's going better at this stage for Gainsborough than it was in their first-round tie at Hednesford. They were already 2-0 down by this point in that one...

Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

Harrogate have had the best chances so far but Dylan Wharton has been forced into one real save so far.

Javelle Clarke does well for Gainsborough to force a throw-in deep in the Harrogate half.

They work it well and cross into the box. It drops for Sisa Tuntulwana on the edge of the box but his shot is well blocked. A first real venture into the Harrogate final third for the seventh-tier side.

Stephen Duke-McKenna loops it to the back-post for Harrogate but the ref has spotted a foul as it came in... a free-kick to Gainsborough and they can take a breather for a moment.

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The tie is probably taking shape the way most would've expected in the opening 15 minutes. Plenty of the ball for Harrogate, who are dominating possession.

Gainsborough have held strong so far but it's a long old night to have your backs to the walls the whole time.

Harrogate putting some more pressure on as they win a free-kick on the edge of the box now...

Jack Emmett
Former Harrogate Town midfielder on BBC Radio York

You can tell that Gainsborough started with a lot of energy but you can already tell that Harrogate have got the edge on quality as they're starting to control the ball.

The Gainsborough fans behind the goal that Harrogate are attacking are enjoying every single defensive action their team makes.

Loud cheers as they win another goal-kick. Plenty of noise coming from the 1,000-strong away support.

Harrogate are probing well and it nearly pays off after a cross from Stephen Duke-McKenna comes in and Jack Muldoon gets on the end of it from close range but it's blocked. The follow up is also well dealt with.

Some good work by Gainsborough defender Will Lancaster and keeper Dylan Wharton to maintain parity.

Some great defending by Ashley Jackson to prevent Harrogate's Josh Marsh from getting in behind. The Gainsborough full-back does well to slide in and divert it behind for a corner.

Harrogate manager Simon Weaver speaking on BBC Two earlier: "This is probably the first time that's we've not been called underdogs.

"We've got to rise to the challenge. It's an occasion to look forward to really.

"Both teams are one game away from potentially a game-changing draw, so that's exciting in itself.

"Every professional sportsperson has to deal with some pressure at some point."

A reminder that since Harrogate have been an EFL side, they have won all three of their FA Cup ties against non-league opponents by an aggregate score of 11-3.

That's the task facing Gainsborough if they want to secure a coveted spot in the third-round.

Harrogate are wasting no time in trying to stamp their authority on this tie. The hosts, in their yellow and black home strip, are knocking it about nicely in the first couple of minutes.

Gainsborough yet to really have a touch as Josh March fires well wide from distance for Harrogate, much to the delight of the travelling fans.