Richard Sneekes
Former West Brom and Bolton midfielder on BBC Radio WM

Solihull Moors just can't get a foothold in the game at the moment.

The players in the first half that were influential just haven't got on the ball.

They are reverting back to playing the ball long which is playing into Bromley's hands.

Another sub for Solihull Moors as Matthew Warburton replaces Sam Bowen.

Steve Hermon
BBC Radio WM commentator

Solihull need to up the gears if they are to get back into this.

A familiar face has been introduced with former Arsenal defender Carl Jenkinson coming on for Bromley.

Both sides have made a few changes with Joe Newton and Brad Stevenson on for Oliver Tipton and Finn Howell for Solihull Moors.

Louis Dennis and Cameron Congreve are also on for the Ravens, as Olufela Olomola, Daniel Imray and Corey Whitely all make way.

Moments ago, Conor Wilkinson fired an effort against the crossbar for the hosts.

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Hollis sends the Lambs through as they cause ANOTHER upset against a League One club!

That's Huddersfield and Burton silenced by the Lambs - who will the National League side land in the third-round draw?

Ryan Sweeney makes it 3-3 for Burton and Tamworth defender Haydn Hollis steps up to the plate.

If he scores, the Lambs win...

Burton's Elliot Watt hits the post but it ricochets in.

Then Tamworth's George Morrison puts the Lambs closer to the win as he finds the net.

Burton have to score next...

Now, both Burton's Ben Whitfield and Tamworth's Ben Crompton miss theirs with both goalkeepers making saves.

It's all happening! The non-league Lambs still on course to cause another upset though, after shocking Huddersfield in round one...

Both Burton goalscorer Mason Bennett and Tamworth substitute Alex Fletcher put theirs away.

Danilo Orsi is up first for Burton but Jasbir Singh keeps it out.

To make matters worse for the forward, Tamworth captain Benjamin Milnes slots his in as cool as cucumber.

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It's been a frustrating second half for Solihull Moors and as yet, they haven't created a clear-cut opening.

Andy Whing's side have got about 20 minutes to rescue this tie.

Jack Rafferty
BBC Radio Leicester

That is it for Harborough Town's historic and memorable FA Cup journey this season.

They have been undone by League One Reading but my word they have done themselves proud.

And that is that.

Declan Bourne blows up for full time after extra time.

Seventh-tier Harborough twice led in the first half and sent it into extra time with a late equaliser but were undone in the end by Reading's superior quality off the bench.

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Here we go then.

Burton had the chance to get a winner but the Tamworth keeper kept it out and now has an even bigger job on his hands.

Richard Sneekes
Former West Brom and Bolton midfielder on BBC Radio WM

It's a great goal to be fair.

It looked like he was chasing a lost cause but the keeper hesitated and the defender hesitated and Imray just nipped in front and had an empty goal to put the ball into.

Two minutes until the penalty shoot-out...

Can anyone prevent it?

This has been an incredible effort from Harborough's players but it is looking like they are not going to get back into this.

Paul Malone, Josh Walsh and Riley O'Sullivan have been the standouts but all 16 players can hold their heads up.

It's getting scrappy as penalties await.

Now Ben Crompton is in the book.

Burton's Ben Whitfield is the book for fouling the newly introduced Beck-Ray Enoru.