Summary

  • 31 FA Cup first-round ties at 15:00 GMT

  • Head to the 'scores' tab and click on the game you want to follow for radio commentary from 28 games

  • No replays this season so extra-time & penalties if needed

  • Non-league Tamworth beat League One Huddersfield on Friday, while Notts County avoided upset by beating Alfreton

  • Northampton v Kettering at 17:30, live on BBC Two

  • Five matches on Sunday and Chesham v Lincoln on Monday

  • Get involved #bbcfacup

  1. RED CARD (Luke Benbow - Rushall)published at 16:22 Greenwich Mean Time

    Rushall 0-0 Accrington

    Rushall are down to 10-men, forward Luke Benbow has picked up a second booking and if the Pics are to cause a shock, it will be an even bigger one now.

  2. 'Harborough are in dreamland'published at 16:21 Greenwich Mean Time

    Tonbridge Angels 0-2 Harborough Town

    Andy Sparrow
    Harborough Town commentator

    What play from Harborough, they are in dreamland.

    It's against the run of play of the second half, Tonbridge have had three or four chances in the opening 15 minutes of the half.

    It will be really easy for Harborough to sit back now but they need to keep going.

  3. FA Cup latestpublished at 16:20 Greenwich Mean Time

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    National League side Rochdale have come from 2-0 down to make it 2-2 against League Two's Bromley with a goal from Kyron Gordon.

    Solihull Moors have gone 1-0 up at home to Maidstone United, who are one division below, through James Clarke.

    Tyler Bindon has also given Reading the lead against Fleetwood, while Vadaine Oliver has equalised for Bradford at home to Aldershot.

    Non-league Barnet are now 2-1 up against League One Exeter thanks to Zak Brunt.

    Goals have gone in between Walsall and Bolton who are tied at 1-1, while Wycombe, Salford, Newport, Blackpool and Cheltenham are in front.

  4. Postpublished at 16:20 Greenwich Mean Time

    Bristol Rovers 1-0 Weston-Super-Mare

    Nice work from Weston-Super-Mare as Dylan Kadji collects a loose ball and and goes on a run with options but he decides to take it on and has a low shot but Josh Griffiths is equal to it.

    We also have the first yellow card of the game as the Seagulls' Jason Pope goes into the book for a tackle which the ref was not happy with.

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    GOAL Tonbridge 0-2 Harboroughpublished at 16:18 Greenwich Mean Time

    Ben Stephens (60 minues)

    Football for you...

    The upset is ON!

    Ben Stephens fired Harborough into the first round and he might just have fired them into the second round too.

    Get ready for a grandstand final 30 minutes.

  6. Postpublished at 16:18 Greenwich Mean Time

    Worthing 0-1 Morecambe

    Worthing continue to put the pressure on Morecambe inside the second half.

    Glen Rea fired an effort just wide of the post before another chance for the home side was struck over the bar.

  7. CLOSE!published at 16:17 Greenwich Mean Time

    Tonbridge 0-1 Harborough

    It's all Angels now and Trevan Robinson has headed another chance just over the Harborough bar.

  8. CLOSE!published at 16:16 Greenwich Mean Time

    Tonbridge 0-1 Harborough

    Tonbridge really don't want to exit at the first round stage for the eighth time...

    Trevan Robinson has lashed over for the hosts at Longmead while Sean Shields has bent a free-kick past the Harborough goal.

  9. GREAT SAVE!published at 16:14 Greenwich Mean Time

    Rushall 0-0 Accrington

    It's Rushall back on the front foot after the break and Stanley keeper Billy Crellin is called on to keep out an effort from Fenton Heard.

  10. 'It feels like Hednesford could score a few more'published at 16:13 Greenwich Mean Time

    Hednesford 3-0 Gainsborough

    Rob Makepeace
    BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

    It feels like Hednesford could go on to score a few more at this rate.

    This would have to be the comeback of all comebacks for Gainsborough now.

  11. Shock on the cards at Roots Hall?published at 16:12 Greenwich Mean Time

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    National League Southend are two tiers below Charlton - or 50 league places - but they’ve come from 2-0 down to make it 2-2 at Roots Hall.

    The Addicks appeared to be cruising when Miles Leaburn and Zach Mitchell put them in front.

    But Jack Bridge pulled one back from the spot on the stroke of half-time and now Oliver Coker has brought the Shrimpers level.

    The visitors have been susceptible to a 'cupset' in recent times, losing 2-0 away to League Two Gillingham in the second round last season and 3-1 in a replay at Stockport the year before, who were also one division below.

    Could it happen again this afternoon?

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    GOAL: Stevenage 1-0 Guiseleypublished at 16:12 Greenwich Mean Time

    Jamie Reid (53 mins)

    Dan Kemp cuts the ball back from the byline towards Jamie Reid and the striker converts it in from close range.

    After a strong start from Guiseley, the seventh-tier side now trail to League One Stevenage.

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    GOAL Hednesford 3-0 Gainsboroughpublished at 16:09 Greenwich Mean Time

    Dominic McHale (49 mins)

    That might well be that.

    Hednesford are 16th in Northern Premier League Division 1 West, but they might just be in the second round of the FA Cup tonight.

    Dominic McHale's shot from just inside the area finds the bottom corner.

  14. HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 16:08 Greenwich Mean Time

    Hednesford 2-0 Gainsborough

    He scored inside four minutes of the first half and Manny Duku has almost done the same in the second, seeing his attempt to surely finish the tie off come back off the post.

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    GOAL: Chesterfield 2-0 Horshampublished at 16:07 Greenwich Mean Time

    Will Grigg (49 mins)

    The perfect start to the second half for Chesterfield.

    A deflected shot from Michael Jacobs falls to that man Will Grigg who is there to score his ninth goal of the season.

    He scored right at the start of the first half and now right at the start of the second.

    All to do for Horsham.

  16. Postpublished at 16:06 Greenwich Mean Time

    Rushall 0-0 Accrington

    Rushall v AccringtonImage source, Getty Images

    Slightly later getting underway on the outskirts of Walsall as there was a brief delay in the first half after the goalposts had moved at one end of the Dales Lane artificial surface.

    League Two Accrington had the better chances before the break but Paul White in the Pics goal has stood firm so far for the National League North minnows.

  17. KICK-OFFpublished at 16:02 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Folklore is 45 minutes away for a number of sides as the players head back out for the second half.

    Our 31 ties are getting back under way, right about, now... give or take a minute or two...

  18. Four-time FA Cup winner Giggs looks to inspire Salfordpublished at 16:01 Greenwich Mean Time

    HT: Salford 2-1 Shrewsbury

    Ryan Giggs on Salford City benchImage source, Getty Images

    A familiar face is on the Salford bench today against Shrewsbury, with Ryan Giggs taking a seat alongside Karl Robinson.

    Giggs won the FA Cup four times and has scored the odd spectacular goal in the competition.

    Perhaps Salford are hoping the Welshman will be the ingredient for some cup success this year.

  19. FA Cup half-time round-uppublished at 15:57 Greenwich Mean Time

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    Southend pulled one back on the stroke of half-time to make it 2-1 against Charlton through Jack Bridge from the penalty spot after Miles Leaburn and Zach Mitchell put the Addicks two up.

    Fellow National League side Aldershot Town are 1-0 up away at League Two's Bradford City thanks to Jack Barham's effort.

    Cheltenham have regained the lead at Rotherham and are now 2-1 in front after Joel Colwill bagged his second of the game just before the break.

    Elsewhere, Wycombe lead York and Salford are ahead against Shrewsbury with both those games 2-1 at the interval.

    Newport and Bromley are also 2-1 up against Peterborough and Rochdale respectively.

  20. HALF-TIMEpublished at 15:54 Greenwich Mean Time

    Bristol Rovers 1-0 Weston-Super-Mare

    Bristol Rovers lead at the break in this local derby.

    Weston-Super-Mare started the game really well but lost their captain Emlyn Lewis to injury who had to come off.

    Jamie Lindsay with the goal for the home side who have dominated since at the Memorial Stadium.