That is just about it from us today. We have had pretty much everything - late postponements, plenty of goals and a couple of upsets too.

There will be video highlights of every FA Cup game on the BBC Sport website later, as well of reports of every match.

We will be back tomorrow from 11:00 GMT, providing another live text commentary of Sunday's 11 first-round ties.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Yeovil Town manager Gary Johnson told BBC Somerset: "I felt confident there was light at the end of the tunnel. The lads pulled it together today. I'm so pleased Jordy (Hiwula) got his goal. He's been unlucky and we've kept persevering and he's been a match-winner for us today. But I thought we had a few match-winners out there today. It was as comfortable as a 1-0 win can be."

Jordy Hiwula scored his first goal since joining on loan from Manchester City to send Yeovil through to the second round.

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They may have lost against Hartlepool today, but the East Thurrock United team look in decent spirits, external before their 270-mile trip back to Essex.

Manchester City's problems continue - they are a goal down at QPR, with Charlie Austin finding the net for the hosts at Loftus Road.

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AFC Fylde winger Mike Barnes:, external "The second half especially we did alright. We put pressure on them and were unlucky not to take our chances. We had a couple of good chances first half, and if we'd have taken them it could have been different.

"It's nice to come and play on the nice pitches with a good crowd. It's what everybody wants to do."

Plymouth manager John Sheridan earlier admitted he thought his side were lucky not to concede.

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Shrewsbury Town manager Micky Mellon told BBC Radio Shropshire: "I am very disappointed to have conceded a goal at the very end, but we are in the hat for the draw on Monday and we'll have a chance when we take them back to the Meadow - we'll know what the prize is. We have had a few changes forced upon us, but if you'd have said that we would score twice here at Walsall I'd have said that would have given us a good chance. There was a derby feel about the game, played in a very good atmosphere and it was a really good cup tie."

League Two side Shrewsbury were 2-1 up until the 90th minute but Tom Bradshaw equalised for Walsall, against his former club, to take it to a replay.

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Scott Harley:, external 5-0 TO CHELTENHAM AGAINST SWINDON! Up the Robins!!

The Robins were indeed rocking today with a stunning 5-0 win against Swindon.

Southend manager Phil Brown:, external "They beat us fair and square. I'm disappointed and hurt. It's hurtful what has happened today. We were undone by a better side. We have to learn from this. It was always a potential banana skin and we looked anxious. The players need to relax when they play."

Goals from Ben Heneghan and Craig Mahon sent Conference side Chester through to the second round at the expense of League Two Southend.

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Barnsley's Sam Winnall after his hat-trick against Burton:, external "I'm really pleased to get the match ball. As a team, we're starting to gel."

AFC Telford United manager Liam Watson told BBC Radio Shropshire: "If you asked me if I wanted to stay in the competition at the start of the day, I would have taken it. I think we've missed a great opportunity to get through at the first time of asking. I feel sorry for the lads who put in such a great effort, and the fans were fantastic. It was a difficult pitch, puddles everywhere and it was difficult to clear your lines in the second half."

Telford, currently bottom of the Conference, must replay against the Conference South leaders.

BBC Radio Sheffield's Jonathan Buchan speaking to Sheffield United manager Nigel Clough:, external "Nigel Clough tells me (Blades striker Marc) McNulty missed the game as he picked up a facial injury in an incident in a Scottish nightclub. Clough says the club are not happy with McNulty, who says he was the innocent party in the incident, resulting in a facial injury."

The Blades drew 0-0 with League One's bottom club Crewe Alexandra.

Fleetwood manager Graham Alexander reacts to their early FA Cup exit at League Two Cambridge: "We came here with a very experienced team to get a result and we're all hurting. We wanted to be in the second round of the Cup and we can't sugar-coat it any other way. There's a lot of pain in there. We now have to turn that pain into hard work."

Ten-man Fleetwood lost to Kwesi Appiah's late goal at the Abbey Stadium.

Chester-born ex-England striker Michael Owen:, external Southampton flying and a first win for Burnley. But most important, Chester FC are through to the next round of The FA Cup!

Plymouth manager John Sheridan:, external "It's a clean sheet but I thought Fylde deserved a goal. We're in round two - that was the objective - but we've got to play better."

Goals from Peter Hartley and Marvin Morgan saw Sheridan's side through.

Bury manager David Flitcroft:, external "It was a difficult afternoon for everyone concerned and that's testament to Hemel Hempstead. It's quite inspirational to see a team who will give everything for their manager."

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Bury winger Joe Thompson:, external "It was difficult and a standout performance from Hemel Hempstead. I did wonder whether it was going to be one of those days and I'm glad it wasn't."

Thompson appeared as a late substitute and was on the field when late goals from Nathan Cameron and Daniel Nardiello sent the League Two side through against non-league Hemel Hempstead.

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Chester assistant manager Jon McCarthy has just tweeted this picture from the jubilant away dressing room at Roots Hall after their 2-1 win at Southend. Looks like they'll be celebrating their progression to the second round with a round of sandwiches...

We may be all done for today, but there are 12 more ties to be played in the FA Cup first round this weekend, 11 of them tomorrow. Clubs such as Norton United from the eighth tier, perennial giant-killers Blyth Spartans and 2008 winners Portsmouth will all be in action. Our live text commentary begins on the BBC Sport website at 11:00 GMT.

We are not done yet though...

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J-Lee Head:, external GET IN DARTFORD!

Dartford came through 4-3 an absolute thriller against Kent rivals Bromley. No wonder they all look so pleased.