Orient goalscorer Sonny Perkins cuts inside from the right but his shot is high, wide and not very handsome.

Three minutes of stoppage time.

Can Curzon limit the damage - or get one back?

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Wood skipper Jack Payne cannot continue after going down and receiving some treatment from the physio.

He is replaced by Charlie O'Connell five minutes before the half-time interval.

Great play by the Stags almost extends the lead.

Stephen Quinn causes more problems down the right and pulls back to George Evans lurking on the edge of the six-yard box.

Evans is slightly off balance and fires wide when he should have done better.

Another chance goes begging for the visitors when Ethan Galbraith's effort is blocked by some more good last-ditch defending from Boreham Wood.

Pete Wild
Former Barrow manager on BBC Radio Manchester

Curzon started well, it was end to end and there was some really good passages of play from both teams.

Mansfield have certainly shown their class and Nigel Clough will be pleased with how they've approached this game.

Curzon have kept going and going but sadly the red card and penalty has killed the cup tie.

Orient defender Jack Simpson volleys wide of Nathan Ashmore's post after being picked out by Dominic Ball.

Curzon provide Mansfield with a few nervy moments as Isaac Buckley-Ricketts tears away down the wing and finds leading scorer Stefan Mols.

It's worked to Michael Afuye who gets a shot away but it's blocked.

Nigel Clough's side have been in super form of late in League One winning six of their last eight matches.

They look heavy favourites to make that seven from nine against the 10 men.

George Maris almost makes it three but Curzon keeper Bobby Jones keeps out the shot.

Sonny Perkins' effort inside the box is blocked by some desperate defending from the hosts just minutes after Orient forward Daniel Agyei thought he got in behind but some more good last-ditch defending managed to snuff the threat out.

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

For Curzon it would have been nice if they kept to 1-0 at half-time.

There's been a few close encounters but Mansfield have marshalled Curzon well.

Mansfield will aim to see out the half and not force it. They've played well.

Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

Of all of the games that MK Dons won't have wanted to lose will be this one and in the FA Cup as well.

Everything that could go wrong did go wrong for the hosts.

They've been overrun by AFC Wimbledon.

It's now three in a row and it's the first time they've won here in 10 years.

Mansfield's George Maris is shown the first yellow card for a foul on Isaac Sinclair.

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Not an FA Cup classic by any means but League One leaders Birmingham City have done enough.

Willum Willumsson's first-half goal sends them through to round two.

Any non-league side left in the draw would love to be paired with them.

Wood skipper Jack Payne is the first player to go in the referee's notebook after bringing down Orient's Jamie Donley.

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A comfortable afternoon for Wimbledon who have dominated their hosts, even before MK lost Kane Lemonheigh-Evans to a second-half red card.

Boos ring around much of Stadium MK after a limp showing.

But joy for Wimbledon who are through to the second round for the eighth time in the last nine seasons.

Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

The second goal effectively killed the game but then the sending off as well has made it so much more difficult for MK Dons who have not been in the game in all fairness.

If they were to get a foothold then they defiantly needed an extra body on the field.

A long free-kick into the box gets flicked on and Jayden Harris gets the worng side of Alfons Sampsted and goes down.

Huge home appeals for a penalty. Nothing doing.

Young Sutton midfielder Finley Barbrook disagrees with the award of a throw in for Birmingham.

He gets a booking for his troubles.