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Wycombe Wanderers just can't stop winning, can they?

Who will join them and last night's victors Harrogate Town into the third round you ask? Well, the end of today will see 13 more names added to the draw.

Here are all the teams that still have yet to play on this hectic Saturday:

• Accrington Stanley v Swindon Town
• Barnsley v Bristol Rovers
• Cambridge United v Wigan Athletic
• Crawley Town v Lincoln City
• Exeter City v Chesterfield
• Leyton Orient v Oldham Athletic
• Morecambe v Bradford City
• Peterborough United v Notts County
• Salford City v Cheltenham Town
• Stevenage v Mansfield Town
• Stockport County v Brackley Town
• Walsall v Charlton Athletic
• AFC Wimbledon v Dagenham & Redbridge (19:15 GMT)

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That went nice and smoothly for Matt Bloomfield's Wycombe Wanderers and sees them - as most of us expected given how blooming brilliant they've been recently - into the third round.

Bloomfield has just said, ideally, he would like a trip to Old Trafford in the next round but his owners might well prefer a tie at Adams Park. Either way, they are sure to give anyone a game.

We will be taking a short break before the FA Cup second round action continues so grab yourself a bite to eat, a nice cup of tea and get settled in for a busy afternoon of football magic.

See you back here at 14:30 GMT.

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Wealdstone boss Matt Taylor speaking to ITV: "I've got nothing but pride. I'm very proud of all of my players.

"I thought they were excellent today. If we play like that every week in the National League then we'll win a lot more games this season.

"So I'm really pleased that the supporters saw their team give everything today."

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Wycombe boss Matt Bloomfield speaking to ITV: "It wasn't straightforward and I didn't expect it to be, I expected it to be a tough game.

"We spoke before the game about our professionalism and I thought we did that.

"There was some moments were we could have could have been cleaner in our actions and on the ball in possession but it was never going to be an easy day for us, it was always going to be a tough test and Matty's team didn't disappoint.

"It was a good atmosphere inside the ground and it was a real potential banana skin."

Wycombe goalscorer Beryly Lubala speaking to ITV: "It was probably my best free-kick.

"I'm just happy that we're through to the next round of the FA Cup."

Wycombe goalscorer Richard Kone speaking to ITV: "We had to work for that one.

"The boys did well, we knew it was going to be a tough game so we had to come here and be clinical and that's what we did."

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Pretty comfortable in the end for Wycombe despite the fact they made 11 changes to their side today.

Beryly Lubala's stunning first-half free-kick was added to six minutes from the end by Richard Kone.

But Wealdstone will wonder what might have been had Alex Reid not skied a shot from six yards just minutes before the visitors went ahead.

Shamal George also denied Wealdstone's Anthony Georgiou and Alex Reid but these were isolated chances rather than incessant pressure.

It's an 11th successive win in all competitions for Wycombe who dodge a potential giant-killing.

Wealdstone gave it a go but were always up against it and can turn their attentions to securing National League safety.

A caution for Wycombe's Aaron Morley.

We'll have four minutes of time added on.

Daniel Udoh takes his leave for Wycombe and Aaron Morley gets a few minutes.

Micah Obiero is on for Wealdstone for the closing seven minutes and it's Max Kretzschmar who departs.

The cards are coming out now - Wealdstone's Adrian Mariappa hacks down Daniel Udoh - it's not the first tackle like that of Mariappa's career and not his first cautiuon either!

Max Kretzschmar is a little too over eager in his challenge and our American referee Alex Chilowicz decides it's time for a caution - yellow card accepted by the Wealdstone man.

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A ball is fired into the near post by Kallum Cesay and Wycombe are struggling to deal with it but somehow clear it.

Wycombe seem to be in control for the most part but it's still only 1-0.

Luke Leahy jogs on for Wycombe to replace Tyreeq Bakinson.

Also heading off is Brandon Hanlan and on comes the man of the season for Wycombe, Richard Kone.

Alex Reid breaks forward for Wealdstone and gets a good shot away which takes a nick off defender Ryan Tafazolli - Wycombe goalkeeper Shamal George saves well but this isn't over.

Another change for Wealdstone and It's Jack Wells-Morrison who is the man leaving us and it's Josh Grant who comes on.

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We're into the final quarter and the pattern is back to that of the first-half.

Wycombe seem to have it all in hand while Wealdstone's early second-half flurry appears to have blown out.

A double change for Wycombe as goalscorer Beryly Lubala is replaced by Fred Onyedinma and also going off is David Wheeler with Garath McCleary getting a run out.

First change for Wealdstone as Enzio Boldewijn heads off and Elliot Thorpe is on.