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Kevin Kilbane
"Preston have been going great this season. They are going well under Simon Grayson and he'll get the players up for it and prepared for tough trip to Havant & Waterlooville."
What better way to conclude our live text than with a stunning goal like that? It's been a pleasure as always - but we're not done yet. While Kevin Kilbane tees up tomorrow's big game at Havant & Waterlooville, it's time for me to bid you a fond goodnight.
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Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live
"A belting goal from Luke Guttridge. What a strike - I've always got a soft spot for a left-footer mind!"
What was the goal of the FA Cup weekend? Luton's Luke Guttridge staked his claim with a gorgeous strike against Newport. Check it out here.
They were standing on the banking beside the pitch at Norton Cricket Club & Miners (yes, that's the name of Norton's ground) yesterday. However, home supporters were left a little deflated by a 4-0 defeat by Gateshead.
You know what's coming next... here's a link to the highlights.
Former Torquay manager Leroy Rosenior: It was a massive result for Cheltenham against their local rivals. It was a surprising result as well so you have to give credit to them."
Byron Harrison will be sat watching the FA Cup show on BBC Two with the matchball on his fireplace. He bagged a hat-trick against Swindon. Enjoy the highlights here.
Bury are flying high in League Two this season, and they survived a scare against Hemel Hempstead to book their place in round two.
The Shakers still hold the record for the biggest win in an FA Cup final. They hammered Derby 6-0 in 1903. That's how you win a trophy.
Ian O'Brien:, external I think I'm the only person in England Kilbane hasn't played football alongside.
I'll be honest, a 0-0 draw is always a hard sell. But I'm going to try anyway. At the very least, there's a couple of good saves and the obligatory group of travelling fans singing their hearts out at the back of the stand at the end. Go on, have a gander.
Former Torquay manager Leroy Rosenior: "Wycombe just keep on going. They're going well in the league and they have carried that on in the FA Cup."
You don't win anything with nine men. At least Barnet didn't, anyway. They lost two men to red cards against Wycombe on their way to a 3-1 defeat at The Hive.
Watch all the goals - and the tackles - fly in here.
Image source, Getty ImagesWarrington Town defender Craig Robinson: "We were at the ground until late, I was there with my dad and a few of the family and when we got home we watched the game through. I think we got to bed at 5am! We believed in the dressing room that we could do it. On the night, we couldn't believe what happened.
"There was a feeling we had scored too early, but we just hung for our lives. But the spirit, commitment and desire was superb. With 15 minutes to go I asked the ref 'how long' and I had tears in my eyes laughing because I knew we could do it.
"It's a great for me and the family. It would be awkward if I get my brother (Karl) and MK Dons in the next round - I think he's worrying because he doesn't want to come to Warrington to play us!"
Image source, PAWarrington Town's victory over Exeter on Friday night seems a long time ago now, but it's worth looking back on if only for Robbie Savage's commentary. Here are Robbie's best bits...
Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live
"Blyth were very impressive against Altrincham. It was a really good shift and they had real quality. Not many teams will relish going to Blyth in the second round."
Northern Premier League Blyth Spartans pulled off an FA Cup first round shock as they confidently beat Conference Premier side Altrincham.
Former Torquay manager Leroy Rosenior: "Chesterfield are a good side. Since Paul Cook's taken over it's been a metoric rise. They are one of the teams that people will be looking to avoid in the draw."
Braintree boss Alan Devonshire: "We just seemed to collapse. We didn't do the basics and I was really disappointed."
Chesterfield showed no mercy to Braintree this afternoon, hitting their hosts for six. Check out Gary Roberts' strike on the highlights. A corker.
Image source, PAFormer Torquay United manager Leroy Rosenior: "Colchester were dominant, they showed their quality and killed off the tie very quickly. However, credit to Gosport who went in at half-time 4-1 down. They showed lots of fight and pride in the second half."