There may be some doubt over Weston-super-Mare's tie with Doncaster. Persistent rain has left some areas of the field a little waterlogged. Referee Tim Robinson has made four inspections already today, and he will do another in a short while...

Now, I'm sure many of you will have some fond memories of the FA Cup.

If you have an FA Cup story you would like to share, if your team are eyeing an upset this afternoon, if you're a Warrington fan with a sore head, you can get in touch with us using #bbcfacup, external on Twitter, or using text on 81111 (UK only).

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero, speaking on Football Focus: "All the players in the Premier League speak about the FA Cup. It's an important trophy. I would love to be able to win it."

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Warrington Town's goal hero Craig Robinson, brother of MK Dons manager Karl, is a plasterer by day and now League Two club slayer by night.

The defender's seventh-minute header gave the eighth-tier side a 1-0 victory over Exeter City, and he seemed pretty pleased with himself afterwards.

"I just can't believe it, I'm speechless. This is what I've dreamt about since the draw came out," he said.

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I imagine there would have been a lot of sore heads in Warrington this morning, after last night's incredible 1-0 win against Exeter City, a club 100 places above them in the league ladder.

Defender Craig Robinson scored early in the match and, after a brave defensive display, the non-leaguers held on to secure a famous win, sparking jubilant scenes and a pitch invasion at the final whistle.

Warrington Town manager Shaun Reid, brother of former England international Peter, said: "These boys deserve it. No one will want to come here in the next round. Everyone was a hero. They died for me."

Watch the highlights of Warrington's FA Cup upset here.

Real Madrid midfielder Gareth Bale, speaking on Football Focus: "I have some great memories of the FA Cup. I would love to have won it when I was with Tottenham, but it wasn't to be. It's great to see the smaller teams can beat the bigger teams. It shows the passion all around England."

Weston-super-Mare manager Micky Bell, speaking on Football Focus: "The lads have been enjoying the spotlight, and they've taken it on board really well.

"I will speak to the players about Warrington's upset last night. Their attitude was superb. There were players going down with cramp on 60 minutes, but they kept going.

"I'll say to the players: Just make sure you come away from the game with no regrets."

All the ingredients for an upset? Football Focus presenter Dan Walker nearly loses his brolly as the wind sweeps along the beachfront in Weston. The weather's a great leveller you know...

It's not just about the FA Cup first round today.

There are six games in the Premier League, starting at Anfield, where Liverpool will look to end their poor run of form against leaders Chelsea.

Follow BBC Sport's live text commentary of today's top-flight action here.

As well as some of the biggest names in the sport sharing their favourite memories of the world's oldest cup competition, you can also see interviews with Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero and Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale.

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Football Focus is under way on BBC One and comes live from Weston-super-Mare, as the Conference South side prepare to appear in the first round for the first time since 2003.

Dan Walker is joined by Mark Lawrenson and Jason Roberts.

Among others, you can hear from One Direction singer and Doncaster's most famous fan, Louis Tomlinson, who is hoping his side are not on the end of a cup shock this afternoon.

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Throughout the afternoon, we will be keeping you up to date with one of the busiest and most exciting days in the football calendar.

From Hartlepool in the north to Dover in the south, we have it covered.

There's the chance for you to get involved too, and we promise there will be no usage of the word "cupset". Well, maybe one or two.

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The magic of the FA Cup is alive and well.

This season's first round got off to a flying start, with eighth-tier Warrington Town upsetting the odds and dumping out Exeter City of League Two in front of the BBC cameras last night.

Today, 17 more non-league clubs are in action and 11 of them are taking on Football League opposition.

Who will be making the headlines? And which clubs will still be dreaming of a trip to one of the Premier League big boys in round three?