So, Concord still have flight in this season's FA Cup. We started the evening with five non-league teams in action and three of them managed to stay in the competition - Concord Rangers, AFC Telford and Southport. Could one of those three be lining up at Anfield, Old Trafford or the Emirates at the beginning of January? There's still plenty of work to do before that happens, but the dream is still alive.

It's time for us to sign off now, but make sure you stay tuned to the BBC Sport website for all of tonight's FA Cup goals. They'll be uploaded here in the morning. Enjoy.

League Two Shrewsbury are making a habit of cup runs this season. They almost shocked Chelsea in the fourth round of the Capital One Cup and are now in the second round of the FA Cup after a 1-0 win over League One Walsall.

Shrewsbury manager Micky Mellon speaking to BBC Radio Shropshire: "I'm delighted for them all, as a collective group we were superb.

"It was a poor surface but we still managed to play good football. It's important we won tonight for a lot of reasons, financially as well as for the fans, to go to Preston in the second round will be another good day out.

"The lads are playing well, it's a really strong group with even more players knocking on the door of the first 11."

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AFC Telford's 2-1 win over Basingstoke was all the more notable for the injury list the home side had on their hands ahead of this one. They could only name five subs for tonight's game, and were reduced to 10 men in the second half.

AFC Telford manager Liam Watson speaking to BBC Radio Shropshire: "We couldn't do anything about the injuries, we just had to go along and field the team we did. We have to be sensible how we look after them in the next few weeks. There has been an awful lot of work.

"We're a part time club in a full-time league, and we've already shown character in games this season. We have to conserve energy and I have to make sure the players are in the best nick to play in games."

Watson's side have a dream trip to Bristol City to look forward to in the second round.

Gary Bracci:, external I urge every footy fan to find a video of Jordan Chiedozie's goal from tonight's game, rocket off the post!

Here's how the FA Cup second round draw is shaping up after tonight:

Bury v Luton, Cambridge v Mansfield or Concord Rangers, MK Dons v Chesterfield, Oldham v Doncaster, Oxford Utd v Tranmere, Preston v Shrewsbury, Sheffield Utd v Plymouth, Accrington v Yeovil, Wrexham v Stevenage or Maidstone United, Gateshead v Warrington Town, Barnsley v Chester, Bradford v Dartford, Bristol City v Telford, Cheltenham v Dover, Scunthorpe v Worcester City, Southport v Eastleigh, Portsmouth or Aldershot v Rochdale, Wycombe v Wimbledon, Colchester v Peterborough.

There were very few alarms for Doncaster tonight, who even had the luxury of having an early goal chalked off. Following the game, Rovers players gave their shirts to their travelling supporters. A top night all round for those lucky 11 fans.

And here it is, the goal that carried Rochdale into round two and selfishly denied us all some FA Cup extra-time.

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Oliver Lancashire's stooping header got the job done and Dale, eighth in League One, are ticking along nicely.

A proud night for AFC Telford, who qualify for the second round of the Cup for the first time since they reformed in 2004, as BBC Radio Shropshire's Nick Southall tweets:, external "That was tense but what a result for Telford United in so many ways! Next stop Bristol City in round two."

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BBC Radio Essex's Mark Babbage at Field Mill

"What a result for Concord, they've done south Essex proud, they've done non-league proud.

"Every single one of these Concord players, and the manager Danny Cowley, have given their all for the team tonight and deserve all the credit.

"101 away fans have made the long journey to Mansfield tonight, and they will be so proud of their team.

"Mansfield will not be relishing a trip to Thames Road and Danny Cowley got his tactics spot on. It was a fantastic goal to get the draw, and what an overall performance."

An all Conference tie in round two then at Eastleigh. Talk about a carrot being dangled. Cue manager's of both clubs saying they are not thinking about round three.

Former Weston-Super-Mare midfielder Dave Mehew on BBC Radio Bristol

"Doncaster have done a professional job here. They're a good bunch of lads who have worked hard for each other and this will bode well for the rest of the season."

Donny set up a trip to Oldham.

Liam Monelle achieves his probable dream of scoring in injury time for non-league Weston-Super-Mare against League One Doncaster. Unfortunately for him, Donny already have four on the board. Too little too late.

Non-league AFC Telford march into the second round for the first time in their 10-year history. Bring on Bristol City.

You're off to Portsmouth or Aldershot, Dale fans.

Preston will host the Shrews on 6 December.

Fancy a trip to Stanley Yeovil fans? Go on then, get yourselves on that M6.