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There ends day three of this mammoth FA Cup first round weekend.

There is still one more day to go as National League South Chesham United welcome Lincoln City tomorrow night.

We will be back for that, we hope you can join us for that.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

In the last few years that was the first time I thought Wrexham have not got a goal in them, I couldn't see where a goal was going to come from. It was going to be a little bit of luck.

They were poor in the final third but I can't really say that any of the Wrexham players had poor games.

I didn't see them pump the ball forward as quickly and they didn't want to play through which was disappointing.

They'll be disappointed, but overall Harrogate deserved to win that.

For the third day in a row, the FA Cup first round has delivered.

National League South Boreham Wood fought back from two down against Leyton Orient, nearly won it in extra time before losing on penalties.

But the underdog story came in north Yorkshire as League Two Harrogate knocked out Hollywood-backed Wrexham, the team second in League One.

Paul Bolland
Ex-Harrogate midfielder on BBC Radio York

I'm absolutely speechless in terms of the amount of effort that the Harrogate Town players have put in.

You talk about desire and doing a job for your team, they've had to defend for their lives in that second half, they were put under severe pressure.

Do you need a bit of luck? Yes you do but the amount of willingness, character and personality to put a shift in and to protect.

It was a performance full of grit.

• Milton Keynes Dons 0-2 AFC Wimbledon
• Sutton United 0-1 Birmingham City
• Boreham Wood 2-2 Leyton Orient (Orient win 3-1 on penalties)
• Curzon Ashton 0-4 Mansfield Town
• Harrogate Town 1-0 Wrexham

Tim Steere
BBC Radio York's Harrogate Town commentator

Harrogate have shown guts, determination, effort, desire and commitment to the cause.

What a result for Harrogate Town.

A fitting end to the match as James Belshaw catches a long cross into the box.

The Harrogate goalkeeper has been brilliant today and he has a cheeky wave to the Wrexham supporters behind his goal after the whistle.

What an effort from Belshaw and the rest of the Sulphurites.

Jack Muldoon's goal is enough!

League Two Harrogate knock out Wrexham, second in League One.

Sound the FA Cup upset klaxon!

Tim Steere
BBC Radio York's Harrogate Town commentator

Harrogate are so close to making a bit of history here at the Exercise Stadium.

Harrogate are almost into round two.

Remember, there are 39 places between the sides.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

There's still enough time but I'd be very surprised if Wrexham get a goal because for once they don't look like scoring.

They're not playing football, they're just direct.

Pinball in the Harrogate box, but the ball is cleared.

They still lead!

The board is up and we have five minutes to play.

Meanwhile, Ellis Taylor wastes a great break for Harrogate by going for glory, but his curler is wide, high and not at all handsome.

We are getting close to now-or-never for Wrexham.

This is more than desperate in their search for a goal.

Wrexham striker Paul Mullin talks himself into the book as he disagrees with a decision.

That frustration sums up his and his team's evening.

Two minutes to go, plus stoppage time.

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Goalscorer Jack Muldoon comes off with Levi Sutton taking his place.

Is Muldoon going to be the match-winner?

86 minutes on the clock.

Paul Bolland
Ex-Harrogate midfielder on BBC Radio York

There's some tired players out on the pitch from a Harrogate point of view.

It's going to take a huge defensive effort in these last 10 minutes or so if Harrogate Town are going to come through this.

Wrexham finally have the ball in the net, but the flag is up!

Modou Faal has the final touch as he heads in from about three yards, but he was offside from the initial ball into the box.

More woe for the Dragons.

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This has been a proper FA Cup tie.

The higher division team are peppering the box, but they just cannot find the goal.

Harrogate are under siege but surviving.

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Fine touch from Paul Mullin and he produces a lovely ball into an area about 10 yards from goal.

But no Wrexham player anticipates it and the ball is eventually cleared.

Into the final 10 minutes.