We're under way at the Racecourse Ground. There'll be some nerves out there.

There's so much at stake for these two teams.

Luton thought they had booked their place in the third round against Bury, only for victory to be snatched out of their hands via a 90th-minute Daniel Nardiello goal.

The Hatters, though, may have been at a bit of a disadvantage from the off, as their boss John Still has just told his post-match press conference that a number of players were ill after their pre-match meal...

Dodgy pie and chips?

Less than five minutes until kick off at the Racecourse Ground now.

Maidstone started their FA Cup journey on 13 September with a 10-0 win over Littlehampton. Can they stretch their amazing Cup run into 2015 or will the Dragons end the dream tonight?

There is a serious financial gain to be made by non-league teams who can go on a run in the FA Cup and Maidstone already have big plans for their unexpected windfall.

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A new striker? Not quite. The Stones have decided to invest their money in a new stand.

Co-chairman Terry Casey told BBC Radio Kent: "Some clubs throw all their money into the playing squad and it all evaporates," Casey told BBC Radio Kent.

"In years to come the stand will be built on the basis of the 2014 Cup run.

"In the first qualifying round we won 10-0 against Littlehampton and it has grown and grown from that. There will be a legacy of all the wonderful hard work these players have put in."

Image source, Plymouth Argyle on Twitter

Plymouth Argyle have tweeted this photo of manager John Sheridan speaking to the press after their defeat at Bramall Lane.

Accrington Stanley boss John Coleman tells BBC Sport after his side's 1-1 draw with League One Yeovil: "Although I'm disappointed we haven't won, I'm pleased with what we did in the second half.

"Yeovil are a decent side but we've been putting into our lads this week we could threaten them, and we did. We pinned them back and pinned them back.

"We could have had a couple of penalties, and for the second the lad would have been sent off had he given it."

Maidstone might have killed off a relative giant as recently as last month but Wrexham have a pretty proud history in the competition as well.

Mickey Thomas fired home a memorable free-kick as they beat Arsenal 2-1 in 1992 and the Welsh side will be keen to make the third round again.

A 90th-minute Daniel Nardiello equaliser gave Bury a 1-1 draw at home to Luton, and Shaker boss David Flitcroft seems pleased with the mettle of his side.

"Their goal could have deflated us but we carried on and dug in," he told the club's Twitter feed. We found it hard to break them down but we kept fighting - that pleases me."

On sending up goalkeeper Rob Lainton for the corner that lead to the goal: "At that point, we had nothing to lose - it was another body for them to deal with"

Image source, Bury FC on Twitter

From now you watch all the goals from today's FA Cup games via the BBC Sport website and this link here.

Check out the dancing feet for Accrington's goal followed by an old-school pile-on.

Maidstone United were reformed in 1992 after the old club went bankrupt.

Frannie Collin's late header against League Two Steveange means the seventh tier side travel to Wrexham for their first second round tie.

Luton Town fan Ahmed:, external Luton hitting the post proved costly as Bury took full advantage. On the balance of play, the Shakers deserved draw.

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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson was on Football Focus earlier, and here's what he had to say on Wrexham v Maidstone:

"I think Wrexham expect to win today. With Maidstone, they've had great results at home on their 3G pitch, but it's a little bit more difficult when you go away. Wrexham will definitely fancy their chances."

Over in the Premier League, Stoke held off a second-half fightback from Arsenal to win 3-2 at the Britannia Stadium, QPR beat relegation rivals Burnley 2-0 at Loftus Road and the other three 15:00 GMT kick-offs all finished goalless

You can keep up with the reaction from those games, as well as updates from the Manchester City versus Everton match here.

Well how about that? Drama at the end of the Cambridge-Mansfield and Bury-Luton games, as well as a comfortable win for last season's FA Cup semi-finalists Sheffield United.

And that's not the end of the FA Cup action today. We have Conference side Wrexham taking on Maidstone United of the seventh tier in around half an hour's time.

What do you make of that then? You can get involved using #bbcfacup , externalor text 81111.

Wrexham XI: Flatt, Carrington, Ashton, Smith, Hudson, Clarke, Harris, Bishop, York, White, Jennings.

Maidstone United XI: Worgan, Simpson, Mills, Coyle, Miles, Rogers, Bodkin, Parkinson, May, Collin, Flisher.

Big stoppage at the end but Chesterfield comfortably see the added time out and they're through to the third round for the first time since 1997.

Final chance for Cambridge from a corner but it is flicked away by a Mansfield head and the referee blows his whistle for full-time.

Sheffield United fan Harry:, external United have scored three goals! Let that sink in...

The Blades' treble against Plymouth Argyle this afternoon is their first since a 3-2 win over Colchester United on 16 September.