Summary

  • Click the 'watch & listen' tab at the top of the page for live build-up and commentaries

  • BBC Radio commentaries of nine other games from 15:00 BST including Kidderminster Harriers v Leek Town

  • FT: Lordswood 0-1 Sittingbourne

Live Reporting

  1. Live coverage & commentaries available

    All games kick-off at 15:00 BST unless stated

    FA Cup 2nd Round Qualifying

    Lordswood v Sittingbourne - live from 12.15pm on BBC iPlayer, the Red Button and the BBC Sport website & app.

    Bishop's Cleeve v Torquay United - BBC Radio Devon

    Bromsgrove Sporting v Bottesford Town - BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester

    Dunston UTS v Scarborough Athletic - BBC Radio York

    Hereford v Ilkeston Town - BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester

    Kidderminster Harriers v Leek Town - BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester

    Maidstone United v Hampton & Richmond Borough - BBC Radio Kent

    Newcastle Town v Scunthorpe United - BBC Radio Humberside

    Shifnal Town v Redditch United - BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester

    Truro City v Brackley Town - BBC Radio Cornwall

  2. How and where to watch

    BBC iPlayer

    The FA Cup enters the Second Qualifying Round this Saturday lunchtime as Lordswood take on Sittingbourne live from 12.15pm on BBC iPlayer, the Red Button and the BBC Sport website & app.

    To follow the action, you can join the commentary team of Tom Gayle and former EFL player and manager David Flitcroft with kick-off at the Bill Bishop Memorial Stadium at 12.30pm.

  3. Who's playing?

    BBC Sport

    Ninth-tier Lordswood are through to the Second Qualifying Round for the first time in their history, and the Chatham-based club will be hoping to spring an upset when they take on Kent rivals Sittingbourne of the Isthmian League South East Division.

    The “Lords” can take inspiration from their manager Nicky Southall, a cup hero for Gillingham back in 2000 when his stunning goal knocked out Premier League Sheffield Wednesday to book the Gills a quarter-final date at Chelsea.

    Sittingbourne’s best FA Cup performance came back in the 1920s with two appearances in the Second Round Proper, and in the early 1990s they made waves with the construction of a multi-million-pound state-of-the-art stadium that was the envy of non-league football. However, despite two promotions in quick succession, a financial crisis followed and the club fell back down the pyramid.

    The “Brickies” caused an upset of their own in the First Qualifying Round, knocking out Dover Athletic in a replay, but will need to be wary of the trip to Martyn Grove where Lordswood have won all three of their FA Cup ties this season.

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