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James Hayter makes his 700th career appearance today - a mighty fine achievement for the former Bournemouth and Doncaster man.

Accrington Stanley XI: Rose, Winnard, Aldred, Atkinson, Liddle, Joyce, Procter; McCartan, Naismith, Mingoia, Crooks.

Yeovil XI: Steer, Clarke, Nugent, Arthurworrey, Smith, Foley, Edwards, Berrett, Dawson, Hayter Leitch-Smith

Sheffield United XI: Howard, Harris, Basham, Flynn, Doyle, Muphy, Scougall, Baxter, McEveley, Campbell-Ryce, Higdon.

Plymouth Argyle XI: McCormick, Mellor, Purrington, Nelson, Alessandra, Banton, Reid, Blizzard, Kellet, O'Connor, Hartley.

Cambridge XI: Dunn, Tait, Taylor, Coulson, Champion, Hughes, Nelson, Appiah, Chadwick, Kaikai, Bird.

Mansfield XI: Studer, Sutton, Riley, Tafazolli, Beevers, Lambe, Clements, Heslop, Taylor, Bingham, Oliver.

The Hatters travel to League Two rivals Bury today with boss John Still saying a potential promotion to League One is more important to him than another run in the FA Cup.

Bury XI: Lainton, Jones, McNulty (c), Tutte, Hope, Adams, Rose, Mayor, Soares, Cameron, Mills.

Luton Town XI: Tyler, Wilkinson, McNulty, Franks, Griffiths, Harriman, Doyle, Smith, Drury, Walker, Cullen.

Kidderminster fan Lewis:, external As a Harriers fan my greatest FA Cup moment was when we played Sunderland in the fourth round last season.

Non-league pair Wrexham and Maidstone will be hoping to follow in their footsteps this time around. They could be just a win away after today

Beckford starts today as his side take on League Two Shrewsbury.

Can you think of any other strikers who have a similar love for scoring in the FA Cup? You can join the debate using #bbcfacup, external or texting 81111.

Oldham Athletic XI: Kenny, B.Wilson, Kusunga, Elokobi, Mills, Kelly, Winchester, Johnson, Forte, Philliskirk, Ibehre.

Doncaster Rovers XI: Johnstone, Robinson, Main, McCullough, Butler, Stevens, Keegan, Wellens, Wabara, Bennett, Coppinger.

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Plymouth fan Jodie:, external My Argyle Birthday cake! Hopefully our boys can get us a win today to make my 21st birthday awesome!

Can John Sheridan's men make Jodie's birthday one to remember? Or will last season's FA Cup semi-finalists Sheffield United turn party poopers at Bramall Lane?

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Oldham boss Lee Johnson welcomes former Latics manager Paul Dickov back to the club for the first time since replacing him almost two years ago.

Dickov, now in charge of Doncaster, guided the League One side to a famous FA Cup win over Premier League giants Liverpool before leaving the club, a feat Johnson couldn't emulate last season when his side went down 2-0 at Anfield.

Johnson, son of Yeovil boss Gary Johnson, admitted the visit to the Reds wasn't as enjoyable as he might have hoped.

He told BBC Radio Manchester: "It's got a bit of a story there obviously with Paul Dickov being a former manager but the main story is a club like ours loves, and needs, a cup run.

"Last year the Liverpool game was worth in excess of £400,000 and I've never felt so much pressure in my life on that day."

Team news from that game is coming shortly.

Oxford United XI: Clarke, Riley, Mullins, Wright, Holmes-Dennis, Rose, Whing, Hylton, O'Dowda, Collins, Barnett.

Tranmere Rovers XI: Fon Williams, Holmes, Donacien, Holness, Ihiekwe, Ridehalgh, Power, Jennings, Jahraldo-Martin, Stockton, Fenelon.

Oxford United:, external Before every home game these guys volunteer for 2 hours putting up flags! Thank you #together

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If you're toying with heading down to the Abbey Stadium to watch Cambridge take on Mansfield today then don't forget your hat. And scarf. And coat. And maybe a hot water bottle.

BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, external have just shared this picture on Twitter of a rather frosty looking pitch.

Team news for our 15:00 GMT kick-offs are about to start flooding in. We'll bring all the news to you as and when we get it, no matter how big or small.

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Simon Grayson's side take on League Two Shrewsbury today. If we see that many goals today I think my fingers will fall off from bringing you all those updates...

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Remember, our BBC local radio teams are all over the FA Cup this afternoon, and will be proving full commentary on all of the 15:00 GMT kick-offs. Take a look at our list to see how you can follow your team:

Accrington v Yeovil, 15:00 GMT (BBC Radio Lancashire & BBC Somerset) (UK only)

Bury v Luton, 15:00 GMT (BBC Three Counties Radio) (UK only)

Cambridge v Mansfield, 15:00 GMT (BBC Radio Cambridgeshire) (UK only)

MK Dons v Chesterfield, 15:00 GMT (BBC Three Counties Radio, BBC Radio Sheffield) (UK only)

Oldham v Doncaster, 15:00 GMT (BBC Radio Sheffield) (UK only)

Oxford United v Tranmere, 15:00 GMT (BBC Radio Oxford) (UK only)

Preston v Shrewsbury, 15:00 GMT (BBC Radio Lancashire, BBC Radio Shropshire) (UK only)

Sheffield United v Plymouth, 15:00 GMT (BBC Radio Devon) (UK only)

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After their near-miss against Chelsea in October, Mellon is hopeful that his side can cause an upset when they visit League One Preston.

He told BBC Radio Shropshire: "We know Preston are a good side but so are we. It will be a great test for us to see how far we have come against a side riding high in the league above.

"It is a benchmark for ourselves against the third best team in League One. It gives us another opportunity to see how far we have come as a group.

"We want to be excited for being in the hat for that third round because that's when the big boys start to come in."

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Preston striker Jermaine Beckford is looking to make the Lillywhites the sixth different team he has scored for in the FA Cup in the last six seasons.

The on-loan Bolton man bagged for Wanderers last season having scored for Huddersfield, Leicester City, Everton and Leeds in the last four.

Standing in his, and Preston's, way are a Shrewsbury side who pushed Premier League leaders Chelsea all the way in the League Cup in October.

Micky Mellon's side are third in League Two and have kept clean sheets in three of their last four games.

Accrington fan Nicola:, external Me and my dad are going to watch Stanley today. We must be mad - I'm cold just sat in the house!

You're a braver soul than I, Nicola.

Today's teams will all be hoping to reach the third round, where they could play a money-spinning tie against one of the Premier League's big names as they join the competition.

Who knows, we could see Sergio Aguero at Accrington.

To find out what will happen you can watch the draw for the third round from 19:00 GMT on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website on Monday from the Deep Aquarium in Hull.