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Still the inspection goes on at Weston, where referee Tim Robinson is getting one of the FA Cup's special fluorescent pink balls all muddy by throwing it into one of the goalmouths. While this is going on, both sets of players are going through their warm-up routines.
Image source, PAGoals and highlights from every game in the FA Cup first round today will appear here from 17:15 GMT, and Manish Bhasin presents a special FA Cup highlights programme on BBC Two tomorrow at 18:30 GMT.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe FA Cup has returned to the BBC this season, and we will guide you all the way to Wembley on television, radio and online.
From the first-round draw to the showpiece final on 30 May, we will have all of the best live action, highlights and analysis.
Image source, Karen RossiterKaren Rossiter:, external Come on Seagulls!
Let's hope the game survives the pitch inspection first, Karen...
West Ham United may not be joining the FA Cup until the third round, but they will still have a hand in this year's first round.
As Sam Allardyce's men are at home to Aston Villa in the Premier League today, Ryman Premier side East Thurrock United have used the Hammers' usual coach for away games for their near-600-mile round trip to Hartlepool.
The Rocks have only reached the first round once before, when they were beaten at home by then-League Two Macclesfield in 2011.
"It's a little bit of luxury - that's where some of the money is going to go," manager John Coventry told BBC Essex. "We're trying to give our players an experience like they were a pro player just for this weekend."
We are watching referee Tim Robinson conduct his pitch inspection as we speak, and it isn't looking great from here. He just tried to turn in an affected area of the penalty box and dug a huge hole in the pitch.
Just 15 minutes of our FA Cup goal vote to go. Select your favourite from the selection at the top of the page. Voting closes at 14:30 GMT.
Still waiting for confirmation that Weston's game with Doncaster is on. There have been five pitch inspections so far at Woodspring Stadium.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPlymouth Argyle supporters will need no reminding about the perils of facing non-league opposition in the early rounds of the FA Cup.
The Devon side, who famously reached the semi-finals in 1984 as a third-tier club, were drawn against Dorchester Town of the Conference South in the first round two years ago.
Plymouth had a man sent off inside the first 10 minutes and Dorchester went on to win the tie 1-0. To make matters worse, their only goal was scored by Jake Gosling, who had been on Plymouth's books as a youngster.
The Pilgrims suffered a similar fate a year earlier against Southern Premier side Stourbridge. They had Paul Bignot sent off in the first half and lost 2-0.
AFC Fylde, second in the Conference North, have made the long trip from Lancashire to Home Park today.
Leazes Ender:, external Was supposed to be at Bury today but been stuck on a train at Lancaster for 2 hours coming from Edinburgh #gutted
Image source, Getty ImagesThe FA Cup is a stage for characters, and few are more colourful than Barnet manager Martin Allen.
The Bees are nine points clear at the top of the Conference and they welcome League Two leaders Wycombe Wanderers to The Hive this afternoon.
Allen took Brentford, then a third-tier club, to the fifth round of the competition in successive seasons between 2004 and 2006.
Image source, PABristol City are the giants of this season's FA Cup. Well, at least until the Premier League and Championship clubs enter in the third round.
Steve Cotterill's side are the runaway leaders of League One, scoring an average of more than two goals per game, and are unbeaten in 22 league matches, a run that stretches back to March.
Good luck, Gillingham.
Image source, @SparksOnRadioBBC Radio Devon's Gordon Sparks:, external AFC Fylde fan Ryan has arrived at Plymouth.
It's a 630-mile round trip to Home Park for fans of AFC Fylde, who lie second in the Conference North. Can they reach the second round for the first time?
The cones and balls are starting to be laid out on the field, the first batch of excited supporters are making their way through the turnstiles and the first pies are being consumed.
Sadly we have lost Mansfield Town v Concord Rangers to the weather, but 26 first-round ties remain.
One hour to go.
Forty-eight clubs from League One and League Two come into the competition at this stage to join the remaining 32 sides from outside the Football League.
Here is a full list of FA Cup fixtures, including all 26 of today's remaining games.
Over the last few weeks, we've been asking you to select your favourite FA Cup goals from a selection we have posted on the BBC Sport website. You can take part by making your choice of the latest batch at the top of this page.
Kevin Keegan (Liverpool v Newcastle, 1973-74)
Ian Wright (Crystal Palace v Man Utd, 1989-90)
Mickey Thomas (Wrexham v Arsenal, 1991-92)
Keith Houchen (Coventry v Tottenham, 1986-87)
Ronnie Radford (Hereford v Newcastle, 1971-72)
Ryan Giggs (Man Utd v Arsenal, 1998-99)
Ricky Villa (Spurs v Man City, 1980-81)
Voting will close at 14:30 GMT. Terms and conditions can be found here.
Image source, Getty ImagesBBC Sport has been building up to this weekend's first round by looking back at 50 memorable FA Cup goals from down the years.
Which was your favourite? That weaving run by Ryan Giggs? Ronnie Radford's screamer? Keith Houchen's diving header? Or Djimi Traore's comical own goal?
The FA Cup has seen some glorious free-kicks over the years - Nottingham Forest captain Stuart Pearce's 1991 belter against Spurs, Chelsea star Didier Drogba's winning dipper in the 2010 final, and Everton legend Kevin Sheedy's incredible twice-in-a-row effort against Ipswich in 1985, to name just a few.
Many seem to defy logic, but can maths actually help explain how they were scored?
Find out all about the maths behind a fantastic FA Cup free-kick with our BBC iWonder interactive guide.
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Ian Westbrook at Weston's Woodspring Stadium: "Ref just came off the pitch and said he would look again at 14:00 GMT - just one area of the pitch was causing concern."
Image source, @James4TannerJames Tanner, hoping for a Bromley win:, external Dare we dream?
Nice touch - although there is a bit of the Leaning Tower of Pisa about the inflatable FA Cup. Bromley, fourth in the Conference South, host Kent neighbours Dartford, 21st in the Conference, in one of today's three all non-league ties.