Bromley almost carve an opening as Michael Cheek feeds through a ball but Laurie Walker is out well in the Solihull Moors goal to thwart the attack,

Jack Rafferty
BBC Radio Leicester

No matter the result today, the Harborough fans have loved it.

Tamworth goalscorer Ronan Maher is beginning to struggle physically and is taken away from the action to be replaced by Beck-Ray Enoru.

Dan Creaney is also withdrawn for Chris Wreh.

Long throw in from Alex Morris turned behind for a corner by Jeriel Dorsett but Harborough cannot turn it into a chance.

There are seven and a half minutes left – precious little sand in the top half of the timer now.

Burton's Mason Bennett almost provides a second after Ben Whitfield spots him unmarked in the final third.

Bennett curls it into the penalty area but neither Danilo Orsi or Julian Larsson can get on the end of it as it sweeps wide.

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A reminder that neither of these two sides have ever made it to the FA Cup third round before.

Plenty at stake here.

Tamworth's Alex Fletcher is awarded a yellow card for tugging the shirt of Julian Larsson.

Luckily for the Lambs, Burton don't do anything with the free-kick.

Emergency Harborough striker Paul Malone with a lovely ball to Ben Starkie who looks like he was pushed but the referee waves away the shouts.

Kai Tonge has a chance to get the ball in the box but crosses too high for everyone and Malone gets booked for his efforts to clean the ball up on the near side.

Bromley are just starting to exert their dominance in this second half. They win a free-kick midway inside the Solihull Moors half and Oliver Tipton goes into the book for the hosts.

Bromley look to make in-roads down the right with Corey Whitely who sees his cross blocked for a corner.

The visitors work it cleverly to Ben Thompson on the edge of the box who fires towards goal but it's deflected behind again.

Solihull Moors are able to deal with the danger from the resulting corner, though.

Players are out but we have no referee at the moment. He has disappeared down the tunnel and has not emerged. A welcome break perhaps for Harborough.

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It's getting exciting now.

Will we see a winner?

No goals through the entirety of the normal time and in extra time, we get two.

The first from Mason Bennett that was quickly followed up by Ronan Maher's tap in.

Things are getting heated between the players as this match begins to hit boiling point.

Fifteen left for Harborough Town to produce something special.

The Welsh connection Charlie Savage and Chem Campbell have proved the difference for Reading who have been able to reach for quality off the bench.

The second 45 is under way.

Will either of these familiar foes from last season be able to find a winner or will we have yet another tie heading to extra time?

Two minutes added onto the first half of extra time.

Tamworth head up the field and it looks like it could be dangerous but Ciaran Gilligan puts a stop to Tom McGlinchey's attack.

Jack Rafferty
BBC Radio Leicester

You can see now tired legs from the Harborough Town lads.

They knew 90 minutes against a League One side was going to be tiring but we're now into extra-time.

Burton substitute Tom McGlinchey goes down just outside the Tamworth penalty area but the referee waves away any punishment to the protests of the home fans.

McGlinchey has been electric since being introduced - could he make the difference?

What have Harborough got left? They have heroes all over the pitch today but they look tired now.

If 90 minutes against a professional League One outfit with proper quality on the bench to call on wasn't enough of a task, two hours is proving a task beyond them.

So, it seems Tamworth and Solihull are the remaining hopes of a non-league team causing a shock today.

Kettering came so close earlier on, mind, taking League Two Doncaster to the wire.

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