Sheffield United centre-back Chris Basham is correctly ruled offside after stabbing the ball into the net following a ball driven across the box from Ryan Flynn. Still largely one-way traffic at Bramall Lane.

Nerves sweeping through the Telford ranks now. Louie Soares pulls one back for Basingstoke who, at fourth in Conference South, are only four places below the Conference's bottom club, Telford, in the league rankings.

BBC Radio Nottingham's Colin Slater

"Shaun Derry needs to make a move in this game now, he needs to change things.

"Notts are under great pressure now, and Accrington have completely changed the complexion of this cup tie.

"I've been concerned by some of the challenges in the middle from the away side in this game, especially since the opening goal, they haven't been strong enough."

Upset on the cards. League Two side down to 10 men and down by a goal. Big questions.

John Marsden collected a cross, took an age but found space and finished.

Shrewsbury's Liam Lawrence. 20 yards out. Back of the net. What have you got Walsall?

The visitors have started better in the second half as they look to reach the second round for the first time since 1997. Already a dangerous break has seen Telford's Michael Grogan booked. Still plenty to do, though.

Marcus Carver ends a run of eight games without a goal and what an important strike that could be. County could not complete a clearance and his shot loops into the net. It may have taken a deflection and Roy Carroll was helpless to keep it out.

Yeovil would be next for Stanley but 40 minutes to hang on is a long time.

Walsall were under pressure in the first half at Shrewsbury but they start the second period positively and a ball fizzed across the goalmouth evades all their players.

Preston await the winners of this one and the opening goal looks more and more likely to be decisive.

The referees are giving their whistles their first airing of the second half. Game on.

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Jay Graham:, external The magic of the FA Cup first round replay at Southport's Haig Avenue under the floodlights.

Lukas Taylor:, external Would like to see Donny push for five or six, really make Oldham feel nervous about playing us next round.

BBC Radio York Sport team at Kingsmeadow

"Ade Akinfenwa and Matt Tubbs have looked dangerous for Wimbledon. But York have dealt with them and looked very solid in response, and if they can combine that with being braver in the second half, they are capable of getting more goals in this.

"They need to have more confidence in the second half and ease the tension, because there are goals in this game for them, but they are looking very likely to come away with a win that would upset the bookies."

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Former Sheffield United striker Keith Edwards on BBC Radio Sheffield: "The only disappointment for Sheffield United is allowing Crewe two really good opportunities. Take that out of the equation and United have been totally on top - we probably haven't worked their keeper enough but Crewe are lacking in confidence and are there to be beaten."

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How do you report on a match that gets postponed before kick-off?

That was the daunting prospect for young Weston-Super-Mare fans Harry and Charlie when tonight's teams were first scheduled to meet on 8 November.

Fortunately the pair had the support of CBBC Kickabout team Radzi Chinyanganya and Ed Bearryman, who were equally as gutted to see the pitch declared waterlogged shortly before kick-off.

You can see pictures from their bittersweet day on the BBC School Report website here.

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Former Derby County and Notts County defender Dean Yates for BBC Radio Nottingham: "A great shame to concede before half-time with just over a minute left to the break. Not a lot you can do about that though with such a good ball across the six-yard line. That goal can change things massively and Notts have to fight back in the second period as they may have to weather a storm. If they continue as we are, you can only stand the pressure for so long. Shaun Derry will need to ask for more from the players."

Half-time whistles sounding around the country. Can Concord bag another? Will Southport shock Dagenham? What formation will Keith Hill make up next? Plenty to look forward to in the second half.

Job done for Donny - James Coppinger finishing in style after good work from Richie Wellens. League One class rising to the top now.

Dagenham's Luke Howell is shown a straight red card for raising his arms to Luke George. A massive opportunity for Port to now win a first game against Football League opposition for the first time since 2002.

Luke Joyce stoops at the back post to head Stanley level and boss John Coleman will now have a positive team talk to deliver at half-time.

Concord Rangers fans have taken to Twitter in their droves to celebrate their side's equaliser at Mansfield.

Steve Foster:, external 32 minutes gone and you would think Concord Rangers are the league side. Offering a lot more quality than Mansfield. Still 1-1.

Charlie Toon:, external Not going to lie did not expect Concord to make up for the mistake that quick but well done but still come on you Stags!

Tim Chambers:, external Well done to Jordan Chiedozie, son of a Spireite, scoring for Concord Rangers at Mansfield tonight. Time for a couple more.