So, it's the part-timers against the pros tonight. Which got us thinking - what are your strangest experiences of non-league football? Have you ever almost missed a match because you were still working? What's the best excuse you've heard for a player missing a game? You get the gist. Whether you want to join in with that, or just talk about the game... we're all ears. Join in the debate on Twitter, using #bbcfacup,, external or send a text to 81111 remembering to include your name. If you don't we can't publish it.

Image source, Pete Martin

Pete Martin:, external #getcarriedaway Exeter City Supporters' coach on our way to Warrington.

But tonight's about two teams: one from the eighth tier of English football and one from the comparatively dizzy heights of League Two. It's all about Warrington Town and Exeter City for the next few hours. The FA Cup is back on the BBC... so pull up a pew and enjoy the ride.

Yep, for football lovers in the UK this is the most beautiful time of the year. The time when we suddenly get giddy about Gosport Borough, become excitable around East Thurrock United and ask the question... who exactly are Concord Rangers?

It's to do with the smell of freshly cut grass, the whiff of pies and the scent of sweat.

Then there's the cold winter nights, the sight of your breath in front of you and the muck and nettles which the players plough through.

The scarves keep you warm while the glare of the floodlights shine a spotlight on the 22 men who shoulder the hope, expectation and dreams of those watching on.

Giants are slayed, the underdog has his day, random men become immortalised.

Welcome to the early rounds of the FA Cup, ladies and gentlemen.