James Collins coolly finds the net for Shrewsbury but is borderline offside and Walsall respond as James Chambers breaks through but is denied by a strong Jayson Leutwiler save. Still football in this. Dig deep Shrews.

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

Moments after being described as 'still in the dressing room', Doncaster go further ahead...

"That's the sucker-punch we talked about. It was a fantastic touch by Wellens to clip it over the keeper, who looked like he had it. You've got to take your chances at this level - Weston have had four or five this half.

"They've been a different team since the break. They deserve a consolation, that's what they'll be looking for now."

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Adam Murray and Rakish Bingham are linking up well for Mansfield, who are beginning to dominate now. Murray is played into the area but shoots over the bar.

BBC Radio Shropshire's Steve Humbles

"It's looking so ominous for Telford at the moment, you can almost barely watch. You get the feeling they just will not hold out if they continue to defend this deep.

"Telford fans were so comfortable at 2-0 up, suddenly they are very, very nervous."

Where could there be extra-time? Penalties? Well, thanks to AFC Wimbledon's equaliser, it looks like they could be keeping us all up a bit later.

Though Mansfield and Concord Rangers are level, they are not playing a replay as their initial tie was postponed so the local kids will be in bed on time even if that one stays as is.

The upset of the night seems to be coming at Southport. The Sandgrounders will face Eastleigh in round two if they hold on to a 2-0 lead against 10-man Dagenham.

AFC Wimbledon draw level against York. Jack Smith converts after Adebayo Akinfenwa had headed the ball down.

You can easily get Basingstoke confused for Barcelona, presumably a problem often faced by tonight's goalscorer Louie Soares.

Doddfather Official:, external Did anyone else read that Basingstoke goalscorer as Luis Suarez?

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Richie Wellens clips the ball over the goalkeeper after making a fine run into the box. Next stop Oldham for Donny.

Concord can do this, you know. They almost go into the lead through Jordan Chiedozie's looping flick but the Stags keeper makes a good save.

Stefan Scougall leaps, pumps a header at goal, it's in...no, a brilliant save from Ben Garratt.

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Weston-Super-Mare have kept their heads high and gone on the attack at the start of the second half, as BBC Radio Bristol's Ali Durden tweets:, external CLOSE! Clayton Fortune shot deflected wide as Weston start the second half brightly.

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Alan Bennett fires wide for the Dons against York, who reached the semi-finals of this competition in 1955. Halcyon days.

Former Weston-Super-Mare midfielder Dave Mehew on BBC Radio Bristol
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Doncaster's Paul Keegan almost puts through his own goal, not at all like one of the town's favourite sons...

"That wasn't (Kevin) Keegan-esque, that was more like Michelle Keegan!"

Concord are still in with a chance of overturning a 44-place gap in the league pyramid at Mansfield. They almost get in on goal but Jeremy Walker is flagged offside on the left flank. Less than half an hour to go now.

Danny Hattersley is fouled, a penalty is awarded and he gets up to slam his side into a two-goal lead.

Upset. Upset. Upset.

BBC Radio Shropshire's Steve Humbles

"Michael Grogan had no complaints (21:01), he knew as soon as he made the tackle. When you're on a yellow card you cannot afford to go diving into a tackle like he did.

"In five minutes this game has been completely transformed."

Jake Cassidy comes onto the field for the first time in six weeks after a toe injury and his first touch sees him hit the crossbar. He found space but his effort catches the woodwork and is scooped up by the home keeper.

Plenty of noise and passion coming from the Stanley fans and Notts County will have to dig deep here.

Telford's Michael Grogan is sent off for a second bookable offence. Basingstoke believe they can do this, now.

BBC Radio Shropshire's Steve Humbles

"Telford will be so distraught they've let Basingstoke back in in this way. Their defending was so poor, and that was so preventable. When the ball came to Basingstoke's Chris Flood he was surrounded by four defenders, how he was able to drive with the ball and pull it back for Louie Soares I don't know.

"Momentum is key in this game and Telford couldn't really afford to concede an early goal in the second half with the score at 2-0. It gives renewed hope to the away side."

York are pressing for a second at Wimbledon and James Shea has to be at his best to deny Jake Hyde.

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