Warrington Town manager Shaun Reid: "It's been very busy. We had a couple of celebratory drinks between us and then the players went out on Saturday.

"We've got a game on Tuesday, so hopefully a few of them will be back by then."

Warrington Town boss Shaun Reid, who masterminded his side's FA Cup first-round win against Exeter on Friday, is chatting now with Mark Chapman about how the last few days have been for him.

Former FA Cup winner Martin Keown on BBC Two

"Looking back, playing in an FA Cup Final was great as a player, but also winning it was great for the fans.

"Seeing Shaun Reid celebrating as he did at Warrington Town on Friday, it really did bring all the memories flooding back."

Martin Keown, who lifted the FA Cup in 1998, 2002 and 2003, is alongside Mark Chapman. He will be drawing the balls out of the pot alongside local coach Jason Craven from West End AFC.

And we are under way on BBC Two, where Mark Chapman is presenting live coverage from the National Football Museum as we count down to the second-round draw.

OK then people, this is your three-minute warning to get your brew or dinner on a tray and settle down for the next 30 minutes, BBC Two coverage of the FA Cup second-round draw begins at 19:00 GMT.

Image source, National Football Museum

National Football Museum:, external The silverware is here. The gent stood next to it is doing a very good job stopping anyone who may #getcarriedaway , external

BBC 606: , external Ready for the @FA, external Cup draw? We'll be looking out for our team, @dartfordfc, external - number 15!

When we are down to just two teams in the FA Cup in May next year, the managers of the respective sides might well expect the pre-final news conference set up to look something like this...

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...that, though, is a world away from news conference at this stage of the competition, where there are no plush media rooms or press conference suites on show at the non-league sides involved, as can be seen below - Braintree boss Alan Devonshire dissecting his side's 6-0 defeat to Chesterfield at the weekend.

John Bointon:, external Peterborough given ball number 13 in the draw tonight, hopefully not an omen...I'll take a home draw against number 28, please :)

That'll see the Posh face Cambridge United.

First round giantkillers Worcester City tweet:, external Don't forget. The FA Cup 2nd round draw is Tonight!

7PM - BBC 2

We're In It!

Sean Geddes was the Worcester City hero against Coventry in the first round, scoring both his side's goals as the non-league side won 2-1.

The 22-year-old, who works in a factory making brakes for Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team in Formula 1, was on the books of Manchester United when he was a teenager.

"Danny Welbeck and Tom Cleverley were team-mates and when I left United I thought my hopes of a pro career were over," says Geddes said in the Daily Star., external "I work in a factory where we make Formula 1 and aircraft parts. We get a few tickets for the races but now we have done this I would love to get United if we can make it to the third round."

Worcester are ball number 36.

Speaking of memorable moments, we asked you to send us your FA Cup first-round experiences using #getcarriedaway, external and we got some great responses, from commentary bingo to teams being inspired by Warrington's televised defeat of Exeter.

We want more of the same for the second-round draw so let us know where you are watching and who you are rooting for on Twitter via #getcarriedaway, external

Barbara K:, external Could we have another exotic non-league trip away please :) #spireites

There were not just goals and giant-killing antics in the first round, but also plenty of other memorable moments.

From Robbie Savage's passionate commentary to balls on the roof. BBC Sport has captured all the things that made the first-round magical for you to watch.

Don't forget, whether you want to see all the goals from all the first-round games or just the pick of the bunch, they are all available to watch right now via the BBC Sport FA Cup index, which is also packed full of features, reports and other videos.

Fill your boots.

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Premier League players might expect a few thousand pounds as a cash bonus for doing well in the FA Cup, but Chester players were rewarded for their first-round exploits with a no-expenses spared trip to a chippy.

The Conference Premier side secured a 2-1 win at League Two Southend on Saturday, earning themselves fish and chips for the long journey home from Essex.

"If they hadn't won, we wouldn't have splashed out on the fish," Chester boss Steve Burr told the FA.

A pot of curry sauce thrown in if they win in round two? Chester are ball number 24.

The line-up for the FA Cup second round won't be completed after tonight's fixture between Havant & Waterlooville v Preston, with two postponed round one ties and nine replays still to come.

Heavy rain resulted in Weston-super-Mare's fixture against Doncaster Rovers being called off while Mansfield Town's game against Concord Rangers could not go ahead because of a waterlogged pitch.

Those fixtures, plus the nine replays which can be seen above, will take place on Tuesday 18 November.

Paul Thame:, external not sure if as a fan of Bristol City I'd fancy a away tie at Warrington much

John Homer:, external As a Newcastle fan, I would like to see Gateshead get a favourable draw so we can face off in the 3rd Round.