This is a second FA Cup meeting between these sides and it is going the same way as the first.

Harrogate won 2-1 at this stage three years ago when Wrexham were still in the National League.

Both games last season were drawn in League Two, so the Welsh side are looking like they are facing a bit of a bogey team.

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Tim Steere
BBC Radio York's Harrogate Town commentator

Harrogate are pushing for a second here.

Jack Muldoon snaps into a couple of challenges as he closes down Wrexham's defenders.

The 35-year-old epitomises how Harrogate are feeling right now. They are rattling a few Welsh cages.

We are back under way for another 30 minutes of extra time at Meadow Park after both managers have had the opportunity to give their players some instructions.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Harrogate are holding out pretty well.

Wrexham have got to move it a bit quicker.

Wrexham try to hit back as they work the ball wide to Ryan Barnett. His cross is met by a glancing header from Ollie Palmer, but the effort is a few yards wide.

The big man may have been better off leaving it, with Paul Mullin a couple of yards behind him.

Pete Wild
Former Barrow manager on BBC Radio Manchester

Curzon will probably be thinking we don't know what level we're at because they didn't have 11 men on the pitch to test themselves.

Mansfield have come and done what they had to do. I've been really impressed with them today, they've been outstanding and how they've gone about their business.

Credit to Nigel Clough and his staff. They've got them in a really good place.

Now we've got an FA Cup tie on our hands!

Wrexham's fast start counts for nothing now they are behind and League Two Harrogate have something to hang on to for the rest of this game.

Remember, there is a gap of 39 places between these two sides.

We are going to extra time at Meadow Park!

The ball is in the net and the hosts think they have a famous winner but the linesman's flag is up and the goal is ruled out for offside!

A comfortable afternoon for the League One form side comes to an end.

But Curzon will be left wondering what might have been after Marcus Poscha's questionable red card after just 16 minutes.

A professional performance for a much-changed Mansfield who have now won seven of their last nine.

Harrogate survived Wrexham's fast start, and are starting to grow into the game.

Can they stun the Dragons?

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Orient go close to re-taking the lead immediately but substitute Diallang Jaiyesimi's effort is well saved by Nathan Ashmore.

Soon after, Orient make their fifth change as Jack Simpson is replaced by Daniel Happe.

Isaac Sinclair comes off for Cameron Tetlow for Curzon as the game goes into three minutes of injury time.

Frazer Blake-Tracy has come off injured so the Stags are down to 10. They've made all five subs.

Almost five as Stephen McLaughlin's shot almost squirms under Curzon keeper Bobby Jones who makes the save.

Then, from the corner Aden Flint's header smacks against the crossbar.

Incredibly it would have been a first headed goal for the 6ft 4 man. The wait goes on.

Jon D'Laryea
Former Mansfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

A great goal and a great reward for how well Mansfield have done today.

Part of me feels like that Curzon didn't deserve to concede a fourth just in reflection of how hard they've worked and how well they've tried but you can't argue that Mansfield have been at least four goals superior.

Mansfield have done really well and have done everything that they've needed to do.

After 102 goals in his previous three seasons for Wrexham, Paul Mullin has been a bit short of goals so far this campaign.

He has three in 13 games before this one and he is obviously keen to get back in the old routine today.