These are the first four games we will be posting highlights of shortly:

Barnet 1-3 Wycombe Wanderers

Plymouth Argyle 2-0 AFC Fylde

Bury 3-1 Hemel Hempstead Town

Hartlepool United 2-0 East Thurrock United

You'll be able to see them by clicking the highlights tab at the top of this page or by going here.

Hopefully reaction to come from the players and managers involved in today's FA Cup ties, and a reminder that highlights and goals will be available on the BBC Sport website from 17:15 GMT onwards.

The highest-placed side in the first round have made it through despite a late wobble - League One leaders Bristol City have won 2-1 at Gillingham, who were 2-0 down before Danny Kedwell's penalty gave them late hope.

Oxford, 19th in League Two, are only seven places above a Grimsby side lying second in the Conference, but earned a comfortable 3-1 win at Blundell Park, with James Roberts celebrating his new contract by scoring twice for the U's.

A breathless Kent derby sees Conference side Dartford win 4-3 at Conference South promotion hopefuls Bromley, thanks to Tom Bradbrook's winner.

Southport - three points above the Conference relegation zone - have earned a home replay against League Two side Dagenham and Redbridge after a 0-0 draw in east London.

So not quite the shockwaves of last night and Warrington's defeat of Exeter, but they will be dancing on the streets of Dover and Chester tonight. They have created the biggest headlines today, the Conference duo knocking out Morecambe and Southend respectively.

And honourable mention, too, for Cheltenham of League Two, who put five past League One high-flyers Swindon Town, and also Cambridge for their defeat of Fleetwood.

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Byron Harrison is the hero for League Two Cheltenham, scoring a hat-trick in their 5-0 demolition of 10-man Swindon, who are 34 places above them in the league standings. Not bad for a striker who had only scored twice all season before today.

There are 34 places too between Conference strugglers Dover and League Two Morecambe, but the non-league side won 1-0 thanks to Stefan Payne's first-half winner.

Elsewhere, Eastleigh are into the second round for the first time, beating Conference rivals Lincoln 2-1 with a late Ben Strevens goal.

League Two leaders Wycombe's superb start to the season continued as they sailed into the second round at the expense of Barnet, who finished the game with nine men. The Bees took the lead through John Akinde inside two minutes before Paul Hayes equalised from the spot. Sam Togwell then saw red and Barnet failed to battle back. Aaron Pierre and Sam Wood added two more for the Chairboys before Andy Yiadom's late sending-off.

James Potton's deflected strike gave Conference South side Hemel Hempstead a surprise lead, which was quickly cancelled out by Andrew Tutte, and it took late goals from Nathan Cameron and Daniel Nardiello to seal Bury's spot in Monday's round two draw.

Another non-league side bites the dust as John Sheridan's Plymouth knock out Conference North side AFC Fylde.

It was a valiant effort by the men managed by former Tranmere and Bury player Dave Challinor (without his famous long throws on the pitch), but in the end Argyle had enough to see out a comfortable victory thanks to goals from Peter Hartley and Marvin Morgan.

Hemel Hempstead have been a credit to the Conference South today, giving as good as they have got, but their FA Cup journey and their resistance is ended by Daniel Nardiello as the striker heads in from four yards to seal Bury's spot in round two.

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League Two side Cambridge have upset League One opponents Fleetwood 1-0 at the Abbey Stadium, with Kwesi Appiah scoring moments after visitors' striker Jamie Proctor was sent off.

Crewe, bottom of League One, have held League Cup quarter-finalists Sheffield United to a 0-0 draw at Gresty Road, while Conference South leaders Basingstoke face a replay at Conference side AFC Telford after their meeting finished 1-1.

Things go from bad to worse for Barnet defender Andy Yiadom as he sees red for a rash challenge on Josh Scowen. Yiadom gifted Wycombe their penalty in the first half and now the Bees must play out the last few minutes with only nine men.

Into five minutes of added time at the JD Stadium, where Conference South side Hemel Hempstead are searching for a late equaliser. Danny Talbot's header loops wide - will that be their last chance?

The dream is over for Ryman Premier side East Thurrock, as they succumb to defeat at Victoria Park against Hartlepool, 60 places above them in the football pyramid.

Despite his late error, East Thurrock keeper David Hughes was named as the sponsors' man of the match for a string of wonderful saves that kept his side in the game.

For Pools it will be pure relief they have avoided being knocked out by a non-league side, but for East Thurrock, it is back to league business on Tuesday with a home game against Leatherhead.

The torrential rain continues at the Hive but the goals have dried up - for now. League Two Wycombe are holding on to their 3-1 lead against Conference leaders Barnet. Some amusement in the stands as Chairboys defender Sido Jombati slides for the ball and almost takes out Bees boss Martin Allen in the process.

AFC Fylde aren't going down at Home Park without a fight, but they just cannot find a way past Luke McCormick in the Plymouth goal - he has made a number of outstanding stops.

There's a famous name on the scoresheet at Oakwell. Devante Cole - son of former Manchester United and England striker Andy - has made it 5-0 to Barnsley against Burton. Cole junior, 19, is on loan with the Tykes from Manchester City.

Cheltenham striker Byron Harrison's day just gets better. He has completed his hat-trick for League Two side Cheltenham, who are thrashing their League One opponents Swindon 5-0. The visitors have clearly suffered following the first-half sending off of Nathan Thompson, his third red card of the season.

A late winner at Eastleigh? Ben Strevens has put them 2-1 up against Conference rivals Lincoln.

Heartbreak for Hemel Hempstead.

Danny Mayor has been trying to win this game on his own for Bury in the second half and his cross lands at the feet of Nathan Cameron, who drives the ball into the net left-footed from 10 yards.

A seven-goal treat for fans at Vale Park. Dany N'Guessan has scored his second for Port Vale but they still trail League One rivals MK Dons 4-3.

There's also a goal-fest at Luton, who lead 4-2 against fellow League Two side Newport County.

After making an absolutely wonderful stop to deny Jonathan Franks a second ago, East Thurrock keeper David Hughes has a stinker as he lets a cross slip through his grasp, and the ball drops perfectly onto the head of the onrushing Franks to score his second of the game.

You'd think that was curtains for the Ryman Premier side.