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But that just about brings our coverage of Sunday's FA Cup action to a close.

I'd say the day belongs to this bunch, Worcester City of Conference North, who went to the Ricoh Arena and conquered the giants of Coventry City. Well done to them.

A quick reminder that there is still live text commentary ongoing of the match between Swansea and Arsenal in the Premier League, which the Gunners lead 1-0.

Thanks for joining us, it's been a pleasure.

Tomorrow night, we'll be bringing you live text commentary of the weekend's final FA Cup first-round tie, which pits non-league Havant & Waterlooville against League One promotion-chasers Preston North End (20:00 GMT).

We'll also have live text and video commentary of the draw for the second round, which takes place an hour before that at 19:00 GMT.

Worcester City goalkeeper Nathan Vaughan, who saved Reda Johnson's first-half penalty, told BBC Hereford & Worcester: "I'm at work at 4.30 in the morning!"

You'd have thought that his Monday morning will be made a lot easier after his side's headline-grabbing 2-1 win against League One Coventry City.

Worcester City manager Carl Heeley tells BBC Final Score: "We were the better side. It's just what dreams are made of, it's the perfect ending to a perfect week and I'm delighted for everyone involved with Worcester City Football Club. We're nine games unbeaten now, so we're a good footballing side. But to come to a League One club and to beat them on their own patch - it's a brilliant day."

Coventry City manager Steven Pressley tells BBC Final Score: "We prepared properly. I spoke to the players in the lead up to the tie and Friday night's game between Warrington and Exeter gave us a reminder of what the FA Cup can bring."

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In the pick of the other ties, Conference South side Gosport Borough and Colchester United of League One shared nine goals, with the U's edging a 6-3 Cup thriller, and there were also goals galore at Braintree, where Chesterfield demonstrated their Football League pedigree with a 6-0 humbling of their non-league opposition.

And, last but not least, Norton United, the second-lowest-ranked club to reach the first round, were not quite able to continue their fine run, going down 4-0 to Conference side Gateshead.

BBC Five Live's Jacqui Oatley:, external Worcester were magnificent here at the Ricoh. Fully deserved win. Fitness levels v high and confidence/ability to match. Coventry woeful. But fair play to Steven Pressley. No excuses/deflecting in interview. Brutally honest about his side's performance, full of praise for Worcester fans - 3220 of them (5219 Cov fans) - were outstanding. Hope they reach the third round and get a biggie.

We had nine 14:00 GMT ties to get our teeth stuck into - and they sure did live up to the standards set by the first match.

Conference North side Worcester City produced the shock of the day, edging past League One side and previous FA Cup winners Coventry City at the Ricoh Arena thanks to two goals from Sean Geddes.

Elsewhere, seventh-tier Blyth Spartans trounced Conference side Altrincham 4-1, despite a hefty 74-place gap between the two teams in the football pyramid.

And non-leaguers Aldershot fought back to secure a replay with 2008 winners and 2010 finalists Portsmouth at Fratton Park.

Notts County fielded what has to be described as a full-strength side but they have been held by League Two Accrington.

After just four shots on target, this match won't be among the contenders for game of the day, but the visitors won't care. They will be in Monday's draw.

Curtis Thompson shoots just wide. It's the closest either side have come but a goal now would have been cruel on Accrington.

Four minutes of stoppage time have been indicated. Can either of these sides find a late winner?

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Another frantic afternoon of FA Cup action is almost done.

The day began at The Shay, where FC Halifax Town hosted Bradford City in the West Yorkshire derby. And the Conference high-flyers wasted no time in transferring their league form into the Cup, going ahead inside the opening three minutes thanks to Lois Maynard's strike.

But a Billy Clarke-inspired Bradford came roaring back in the second half, with goals from Jon Stead and Filipe Morais ensuring it would be the Bantams and not the Shaymen who would take their place in Monday evening's second-round draw (more on that shortly).

As we near the end of normal time, Accrington midfielder Craig Roddan comes on for forward Shay McCartan and that is perhaps manager John Coleman's way of saying he is happy with a replay.

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Steve941:, external Carnage at Croft Park, what a game! @BBCSport @Blyth_Spartans #getcarriedaway

Tom, a Liverpool fan from Worcester: I think I might have to stop being a glory hunter and support my local team, they're playing better at the moment anyway!

Barbara K:, external Well that was unexpected. No goals in 6 hours then they all turn up at once :) #spireites #FACup #getcarriedaway

Chesterfield had failed to score in their previous three outings, so maybe not six hours Barbara, but we get the general idea so we'll give you that one...

Both teams are struggling to find the breakthrough at Meadow Lane. Twenty-nine teams separate these two sides in the league and, right now, less than 20 minutes separate them from a replay at the Store First Stadium.

Colchester United boss Tony Hulmes tells BBC Final Score: "The players took the foot off the pedal at 3-1 ahead, but it was entertaining for the fans. It was pleasing until we got a little bit sloppy with the defending to let them back in, but we were professional. I'd love a home tie now to keep the run going. A nice easy home draw would be great."

Adam Weavers:, external The FA Cup is at it again! Coventry 1-2 Worcester and we're into the second round! Fantastic performance!

Andrew Priestley:, external We all love a cupset! Congrats to Worcester City, hope they get a plum tie in the 2nd Round. That's what the FA Cup is all about.

michaelstonley:, external Great result for @maidstoneunited hoping the replay is on tv, that would be fantastic for Maidstone!!

Worcester City FC:, external Who's up for a party when we get back to Worcester?