Over in the Premier League, just the one goal in today's 15:00 GMT kick-offs as Burnley lead Hull 1-0 with a goal from Ashley Barnes. Earlier, leaders Chelsea won 2-1 at Liverpool.

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A couple of equalisers to tell you about in two of the all non-league ties.

Dartford, fourth from bottom of the Conference, are level in the Kent derby at Conference South side Bromley, with Danny Harris making it 1-1 three minutes into the second half.

And Chris Flood has scored for Conference South leaders Basingstoke to make it 1-1 at home to AFC Telford, who are bottom of the Conference.

Elsewhere, Danny Rose has given League Two side Oxford a 3-0 lead at Conference promotion chasers Grimsby.

Quiet start to the second half at the JD Stadium, where Bury are being held by Hemel Hempstead. Shaker defender Pablo Mills is pulled up for a foul on a visiting attacker, and luckily for him, it was a long way from goal and there was a covering defender. Otherwise he could have been off.

A reminder, also, that the second-round draw is live on BBC Two on Monday at 19:00 GMT. Which teams will be in the hat? Or rather, the big clear plastic dome they use these days?

About to get under way for the second period and we will bring you news of the goals as they go in.

A reminder that FA Cup highlights and goals can be seen on the BBC Sport website from 17:15 GMT.

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Plenty of action to talk about in the first 45 minutes, but sadly none for the fans of Weston-super-Mare or Doncaster Rovers to view at Woodspring Stadium.

Referee Tim Robinson postponed the game because of a waterlogged pitch and confirmation was announced around 20 minutes before the scheduled 15:00 GMT kick-off, leaving a lot of the travelling supporters unhappy following a 200-mile trip to the West Country.

Mansfield Town v Concord Rangers also fell foul of the weather, leaving us with 25 ties to digest this afternoon.

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Cheltenham are currently beating West Country rivals Swindon 2-0.

Half-time whistles are blowing all around the country. Four teams - Bromley, Cheltenham, Dover and Shrewsbury - are leading against sides from a higher level, while Barnet and Hemel Hempstead are on level terms with their respective Football League opponents after taking early leads.

Nothing yet on the scale of Warrington's win over Exeter last night, though. Who can be today's Craig Robinson?

Dover may be two points above the Conference relegation zone but they've gone 1-0 in front against a Morecambe side 34 places above them in League Two, thanks to a Stefan Payne goal in first-half stoppage time.

However, an upset looks unlikely at Oakwell, where two Sam Winnall goals have put League One side Barnsley 2-0 up and in control against League Two opponents Burton.

Another chance for AFC Fylde goes begging as Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Luke McCormick stands his ground well to keep out an effort from Mike Barnes.

Barnet midfielder Sam Togwell is shown a straight red card for a late and rather clumsy two-footed challenge on Wycombe veteran and BBC Sport columnist Matt Bloomfield. Big challenge for the Conference leaders now.

A tasty tie going on at Vale Park. No sooner had Carl Baker put MK Dons 2-1 up against Port Vale, than the hosts have found an immediate equaliser through Dany N'Guessan.

In another battle of the League One sides, Mike Jones' deflected free-kick has given Oldham the lead against Leyton Orient.

The highest-placed side in the first round are in front. League One leaders Bristol City are 1-0 up at Gillingham thanks to a goal from former Manchester City left-back Greg Cunningham.

James Roberts is making all the difference at Blundell Park - scoring twice to give League Two strugglers Oxford a 2-0 lead at Grimsby, who are second in the Conference. Elsewhere, League One Barnsley lead League Two Burton 1-0.

Hemel Hempstead are scrambling to remain on level terms with League Two side Bury. A marauding run down the left touchline ends with two Bury shots, which are blocked by goalkeeper Laurie Wilson and then a defender.

The shock is definitely on at League Two side Cheltenham, now 2-0 up against 10-man Swindon of League One thanks to transfer-listed striker Terry Gornell.

League Two play-off contenders Southend are level at home to mid-table Conference side Chester, with Barry Corr's penalty making it 1-1.

And there's been a temporary stoppage at Grimsby, who now trail Oxford 2-0, with one of the assistant referees pulling up with an injury and needing to be replaced.

Richie Allen misses a golden opportunity to bring AFC Fylde instantly level, when he breaks through on goal but scuffs his effort just wide. He should have buried that. He looks gutted.

Big escape for Hemel Hempstead as a close-range header from Bury's Danny Rose is cleared off the line by a visiting defender. A right-wing corner caused all sorts of problems for goalkeeper Laurie Walker, who failed to get a meaningful punch away from danger.

The League Two table-toppers are level. Barnet defender Andy Yiadom appears to trip Wycombe's Matt McClure in the penalty box and, despite protests, referee Oliver Langford points to the spot. Paul Hayes steps up and slots home into the bottom right-hand corner.

Wycombe goalkeeper Matt Ingham is a busy boy against Barnet. Although he wasn't able to keep out John Akinde's opener for the Conference table-toppers, he's since saved from a swirling Lee Cook free-kick and managed to cover Luisma Villa's audacious bicycle kick. The League Two leaders under the cosh.

AFC Fylde boss Dave Challinor will not be pleased with this, though, as Plymouth go in front at Home Park. Ollie Norburn whips in a corner finding Peter Hartley completely unmarked and he duly does the honours from six yards.