National League Tamworth stun League One Burton on penalties
10-man Reading survive scare to beat minnows Harborough 5-3 after extra time
Sharp double helps Doncaster come from behind to beat seventh-tier Kettering
Bromley turn game around to beat Solihull and reach third round for first time
Birmingham win 2-1 at former boss Steve Bruce's Blackpool
Kettering v Doncaster (12:00 GMT)
The two sides are out on the Latimer Park turf.
Kettering's players, in their red and black home strip, go through the pre-match formalities with their League Two opponents, who are donning a light blue away strip.
Handshakes done, kick-off is moments away!
Kettering v Doncaster (12:00 GMT)
Kettering Town manager Richard Lavery speaking to BBC Two: "I'm looking forward to it. I'll treat it as a normal game, I know it's not a normal game but I try to keep feet on the floor but come 12:00 it's game on.
"We'll miss Devon Kelly-Evans who is a massive player for us but Gary Stohrer comes in and is a good player as well and probably suits this pitch better than Devon. It's a loss but that's what I've got a squad for.
"It will be a tough game, I think Doncaster will be better than Northampton. Yes we're at home and I know they're a good footballing side but can you play on that pitch? I'm hoping not."
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The second round draws to a close today and, so far, just the one major surprise.
On Saturday, League Two's AFC Wimbledon fell 2-1 to the National League's Dagenham & Redbridge.
Will we see any more upsets today or will the Daggers be the single disruptor to the expected run of play?
Let us know who you think could cause a stir this afternoon using #bbcfacup.
Kettering v Doncaster (12:00 GMT)
Image source, OptaKettering Town boss Richard Lavery has made three changes from the side that beat Leiston 2-1 in their last league game.
Jason Alexander starts in goal ahead of Dan Jezeph, while Lewis White comes in for Jonathan Edwards and Isiah Noel-Williams takes the place of Harlain Mbayo.
There are some familiar names in the Poppies squad as ex-Newcastle player Nile Ranger starts up front, while former Celtic and Norwich forward Gary Hooper and Marvin Sordell, once of the Premier League, are among the subs.
Image source, OptaGrant McCann makes three changes to the Doncaster Rovers side that drew 0-0 at Carlisle in League Two last weekend.
Tom Anderson, Joe Sbarra and Jordan Gibson return to the starting line-up.
Jay McGrath misses out with suspension after getting sent off in that game, while James Maxwell and Kyle Hurst drop to the bench.
Kettering v Doncaster (12:00 GMT)
Image source, PA MediaKettering Town produced arguably the biggest shock of the FA Cup first round when they dumped out their League One local rivals Northampton Town.
The Poppies came from a goal behind in that tie to win 2-1 against their neighbours who were 79 places higher in the English football pyramid.
Today, the seventh-tier Southern League Premier Central leaders face another EFL side in the shape of League Two promotion-chasers Doncaster Rovers.
There are 68 league positions separating the two teams, who meet for the first time ever in this competition.
Kettering are unbeaten in their past nine games (W8 D1), while Doncaster have lost just once in 11 (W6 D4).
Something has to give this lunchtime... will it be another upset or will the visitors' superior status see them through?
We have five matches in round two today, kicking off at Latimer Park where Southern League Premier side Kettering Town host League Two club Doncaster and finishing at Solihull Moors where the National League side aim to knock out Football League new boys Bromley.
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Image source, Getty ImagesGood morning and welcome to our live FA Cup second-round coverage on this fine Sunday morning.
We've got five games to bring you today with four of them involving non-league sides.
Plenty of chance for this famous old competition to work its magic, then.
There was just the one major upset yesterday as National League outfit Dagenham & Redbridge dumped out League Two promotion hopefuls AFC Wimbledon.
Kettering Town, Tamworth, Harborough Town and Solihull Moors will all be hoping to follow suit today with the lure of a third-round tie with one of the big boys within reach.
Settle in, put the kettle on and enjoy the action. Let's get stuck in!
