Is the comeback on? Gosport Borough have reduced the arrears to 2-4 against Colchester, Justin Bennett drills the ball past the goalkeeper after going one on one. Could Alex Pike's hopes (see 15:09) be justified?

Blyth Spartans are 2-0 up now at home to Altrincham, Danny McGuire's shot beats the keeper at the near post and goes in off the base of the upright.

Chesterfield look to be heading into the proverbial hat for the next round, they are 4-0 up at Braintree thanks to a sweet strike from Gary Roberts.

Wowzers, what a strike that is! Sean Geddes fires in a rasping low drive from just inside the area and the goalkeeper is beaten all ends up. It's pandemonium in the away end, while boos are already ringing around the home end. Are the 1987 FA Cup winners on their way out at the hands of Conference North opposition?

Goodness me, and they're not a million miles away from doubling their lead either. Ryan Allsop, on as a first-half substitute after goalkeeper Lee Burge was sent off, gets down well to keep out a far-post header.

It's been a scrappy start to the second half at the Ricoh. Despite being down to 10 men, surely the superior fitness of the Sky Blues will tell as this last 45 minutes goes on? Not just yet, mind you - Worcester have won a corner and the 2,000+ travelling fans cheered it like a goal!

After equalising right at the end of the first half, Aldershot have made a composed start to the second. Things have been very even at Fratton Park so far this afternoon, despite the 29 league places separating the two sides.

Just a reminder that our 15:00 GMT kick-off at Meadow Lane, between Notts County and Accrington Stanley, is now in motion too. We'll have updates of that particular all Football League tie too.

And we're under way around the country again. Are one of our 12 non-league teams just 45 minutes away from FA Cup first-round glory? Watch this space...

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Gosport manager Alex Pike is optimistic as he speaks to BBC Sport just as the second half kicks off:

"The next 20 minutes are vital, this might be the comeback of the year. You never know - fingers crossed."

The Coventry City players have been sent back out onto the field early at a sparsely-populated Ricoh Arena. A penny for the half-time thoughts of manager Steven Pressley? The Scotsman is a scary-looking chap at the best of times, so I'm actually kind of glad I wasn't in the dressing room to hear what he had to say.

Jason Walker:, external Another awesome shock on the cards for @WorcesterCityFc Come on lads! #getcarriedaway

Ianrobo:, external OMG Worcester ... what a game you are having.

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So that's us for the first half around the grounds, and the big news thus far is that Worcester City of Conference North are winning at League One Coventry City, who've had their goalkeeper sent off and missed a penalty.

When your luck's in, your luck's in? Big 45 minutes to come at the Ricoh.

Don't forget you can watch all the goals so far via the highlights tab at the top of the page.

Wes York is scorer turned provider at the Racecourse Ground, his cross from the right is smartly finished by Andy Bishop who squeezes the ball in by the near post to make it Wrexham 3-0 Woking.

Ryman Premier Division side Maidstone United have done well to hold League Two Stevenage 0-0 at half-time, a fine effort considering how, Worcester apart, the non-league sides are struggling against more senior opposition today.

Chesterfield are nearing the next round, Sam Clucas putting the Spireites 3-0 up at Braintree just before the break.

And, right on the stroke of half-time, Jordan Roberts has given the Conference side a priceless equaliser. Dan Holman's far-post cross is met by Roberts, who simply can't fail to score from a yard or so out. The half-time whistle sounds moments later, and the Shots are back in this tie.

Is that the cupset klaxon I can hear sounding? Goalkeeper Nathan Vaughan is Worcester's latest hero, keeping out Reda Johnson's low penalty. It wasn't well struck, but what a moment for the away side.

The 10 men have a lifeline. Worcester City's players are furious with the referee but he isn't going to budge. Reda Johnson will take it...

Having got themselves back in the game only five minutes ago, Gosport have themselves a three-goal gap to overcome all over again. Alex Gilbey bursts forward from midfield to slot home and the U's are in control once more.

Game, set and match? Rob Ramshaw, lurking in the six-yard box, capitalises as the Norton keeper spills a long-range shot, leaving Ramshaw with a simple tap-in.

Sean Geddes steps up and thumps home a deserved opener from the spot, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way.

64 league places separate these two sides but it's the Conference North club who have the lead!

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