Drama at the Ricoh. Coventry goalkeeper Lee Burge is sent off for a kick off the ball, and Conference North side Worcester have a wonderful opportunity to take the lead. Ryan Allsop replaces Frank Nouble - and his first task will be to face a penalty!

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From three-yards out, Ramshaw heads in his second to double Gateshead's lead.

Sadly that is all too easy for the Conference side and goalkeeper Roberts had no chance.

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Chesterfield, semi-finalists in 1997 don't forget, are looking ever more comfortable at Braintree where they have gone 2-0 ahead. Jay O'Shea spins around in the box to curl the ball into the top corner; in Essex, so far, the only way is Derbyshire.

Wrexham have doubled their lead over fellow Conference side Woking, Wes York nipping in at the far post to make it 2-0 at the Racecourse Ground.

Game on?! Justin Bennett's side-footed finish from inside the area, after a corner isn't properly cleared by Colchester, has Gosport back in this FA Cup tie. Borough manager Alex Pipe's half-time team-talk might well be a little less downbeat now.

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Portsmouth's Ricky Holmes is the latest to get a shot in on Phil Smith's goal, whipping a right-footed free-kick in towards the near post but the ex-Swindon goalkeeper is more than equal to it.

Conference side Gosport are starting to enjoy some control at long last, after that devastating opening 25 minutes from their League One visitors. It must be hard to find that balance between trying to get back into the tie - and making sure the scoreline doesn't get even worse.

Not the prettiest challenge you'll ever see from on-loan defender Paul Robinson, who gives away a free-kick midway inside his own half. But the ball in is fairly comfortably dealt with and, it must be said, Pompey look fairly comfortable. Shots boss Andy Scott on the sideline, by contrast, looks anything but.

A long throw from United's Tom Winkle is almost turned in by Micky Lennon. Gateshead do not look all that comfortable defending Winkle's dangerous deliveries.

It all sounds a bit muted at Fratton Park at the moment. The Aldershot fans, who have absolutely packed out the stand behind Phil Smith's goal, will be disappointed by that early strike for the home side.

A couple of league sides are starting to make their extra quality count - Chesterfield have gone ahead against Braintree, with Owen Doyle tapping in from ultra-close range to make it 1-0 to the League One outfit.

Scunthorpe have taken a 1-0 lead over Forest Green, Gary McSheffrey's shot looping over the goalkeeper after taking a wicked deflection.

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Rob Ramshaw has the ball in the net for the visitors but is correctly adjudged to have been offside.

It was a little easy for him to find space in the Norton penalty area. That's a let-off for the non-league outfit.

And it just gets better and better for Colchester. Freddie Sears is brought down in the area by Brett Poate, and the former Crystal Palace striker, who missed a spot-kick against Port Vale last week, picks himself up, dusts himself down and slots home. Ominous for Gosport. Very, very ominous.

Conference North side Worcester, boosted by a tremendous away following, have started energetically.

No clear chances yet for either side at the Ricoh Arena but Carl Heeley's side will be satisfied with the first 20 minutes.

Coventry target man Frank Nouble looks like he could pose the biggest threat to the Worcester back line.

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It's nip and tuck in several of today's ties, but it's worth flagging up that the Conference's Braintree, 52 places below their League One opponents Chesterfield, are managed by an FA Cup winner. Alan Devonshire was an integral part of the West Ham side that beat Arsenal at a sun-drenched Wembley in 1980.

But there's been another penalty, this time at Wrexham, where Neil Ashton sees his first effort saved but keeps calm to tap in the rebound for the Welsh side to lead Woking 1-0.

League One side Colchester are making light work of their non-league opponents here. Freddie Sears gets in behind the Gosport defence and picks out ex-Arsenal man Sanchez Watt at the far post, who makes no mistake from close range. It's a really confident start from the U's.

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And Portsmouth, who have started the better of the two sides at Fratton Park, have a deserved lead. Craig Westcarr is tripped inside the penalty area and Jed Wallace slots the penalty into the bottom corner for his eighth goal of the season - already his best-ever tally.

The goals are flying in around the country already - don't forget you can watch them via the highlights tab now.

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