A late corner for Kettering here, won by Gary Hooper. Is there to be any late drama?

Harborough Town chairman Peter Dougan insists he is “not deluded” but urged players of the seventh tier side to grab their shot at glory if it presents itself against League One Reading.

“We’re not deluded, we know it’s going to be extremely tough. We’ll have very few moments in the game but we need to make sure, when we get a moment, we take a chance,” said Dougan.

The seventh tier Southern Premier Central League side expect to take 3,500 fans to the Select Car Leasing Stadium and Dougan said the whole town is buzzing at the prospect of a third round tie.

“The town has really got behind the club. We’re a grassroots community club, we’ve got 65 teams. So we have our own hub of members," he said. "But, everywhere you go in the town, people will stop you to say congratulations

“There are going to be almost 3,500 of them travelling down to Reading so there is a phenomenal amount of support.”

Still in the balance at Latimer Park - but we have two more games kicking off shortly that also involve non-league sides aiming to cause FA Cup upsets...

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC Two

Ben Hart has put in an unbelievable shift at right-back going up against Doncaster's best player of the last two seasons in Luke Molyneux.

He's acquitted himself very, very well.

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It's been a comfortable first half for Birmingham City, who took the lead through Lyndon Dykes, donning a clear face mask, and Lukas Jutkiewicz, who poached a rebound from the Blackpool keeper to put Blues 2-0 ahead.

However Blackpool were beginning to build a bit of fire before the break.

Can they breakthrough to a heroic comeback in the second half and avoid their first second round defeat for 24 years?

Kettering string together a neat move as Luca Miller plays it to Isiah Noel-Williams who then feeds Ben Hart out on the right... but he blazes a wayward cross out of play.

Doncaster win a corner and it comes to George Broadbent on the edge of the box but he fires high and wide.

Extra-time is looming... no replays at this stage of the FA Cup anymore.

Not a bad double change for Kettering to be able to make.

Ex-Celtic and Norwich striker Gary Hooper is on, as is former Premier League player Marvin Sordell.

Nile Ranger and Tyree Wilson make way.

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC Two

It's a dive.

Well done referee.

It's poor from Kyle Hurst there, he's waiting for some contact that's never coming.

Good defending from Lewis White.

Kyle Hurst has been booked for diving! He breaks into the box on the left for Doncaster and goes down dramatically under pressure from Lewis White.

Never a penalty and he's shown yellow.

Isiah Noel-Williams is back on, by the way, but Doncaster are pushing for a winner.

Two goals and now two yellow cards for Birmingham City.

Luke Harris is the next name in the book as Blackpool begin to find some momentum swinging in their favour.

Isiah Noel-Williams appears to have picked up a knock and is walking rather gingerly. That'll be another blow for Kettering if he can't continue.

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC Two

Billy keeps on the move and that's what all good strikers do.

It's a great touch and a great finish.

It's now all to play for. Doncaster will have their tails up and Kettering will have to go again.

Blackpool's Kyle Joseph goes on the run and Dion Sanderson feels the need to put in a cynical challenge.

Though with captain Krystian Bielik ahead of them ready to handle the forward, it feels like the Blues defender could have avoided being shown the yellow that followed - as well as gifting a free kick in a promising area...

This is a painful one for Kettering's Aaron Powell as he goes up for a header but he's given a nudge by Owen Bailey as he jumps for it and then lands very awkwardly on the deck. Another break in play.

Powell is okay and back on the pitch, though.

You suspect there's going to be a LOT of stoppage time in this one...

Steven Whyeth
BBC Two commentator

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This is a bit of FA Cup trivia that that Kettering Town are rightly proud of.

The 923rd goal they have scored in the FA Cup is the one by which they lead.

And no team in the competition's history has ever scored more than that if you include the qualifying rounds.

So far, so good in this half for Kettering. The seventh-tier side still hold a slender advantage over their League Two visitors.

The sound of those third round balls swirling around the pot must almost be within earshot now...

A huge 20 minutes plus stoppages to come.

Play goes on and Gary Stohrer is back on the pitch for Kettering despite taking that blow just a few moments ago.

And then home keeper Jason Alexander makes a great save to deny Kyle Hurst's toe-poked effort towards the near-post.

Doncaster are just starting to threaten more as this half goes on.