BBC Radio Shropshire's Nick Southall

"Telford have only kept one clean sheet this season, in the previous round against lowly Spennymoor. They have been hard to come by.

"Though there have been signs of recovery in the league for Telford, they have still only won three games, so to beat Basingstoke, who have been on good form in comparison, would be a real banana-skin victory for Telford, even though there are only four places between these two teams."

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Moments after Crewe miss a stunning opportunity to take the lead, Ryan Flynn is in the right place for Sheffield United. He turns in from inside the six-yard box after the Blades work a short corner.

Alex will be furious they have paid such a price after Callum Saunders fired a rebound straight at home keeper Mark Howard.

Absolute stunner of an equaliser, all the way into the top corner from Jordan Chiedozie. Superb riposte from the non-league side.

Another non-league side falls behind, as Danny Glozier deflects past his own keeper.

A goal which Doncaster fully deserve - Curtis Main bagging for the visitors.

It's the hosts who are dominating early on and Matt Rhead should do better when he shoots over after good work from Lee Beevers.

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Advantage to the League One side as Blair Adams whips in a cross from the left and and after the ball is only half-cleared, Ronan Murray is on hand to strike the ball home.

The stadium announcer awards the strike to Michael Petrasso but have no doubt, Murray has broken the deadlock, his fourth goal in all competitions this season.

Andy Parry, who is on loan from Luton, puts AFC Telford into the lead. A decent start for a side who have only won three times in 20 games in the Conference this season.

BBC Radio York Sport:, external WHAT A GOAL. Take a bow Wes Fletcher.

It was a superb strike from Fletcher to open the scoring against Wimbledon, one to pencil in for viewing on the BBC Sport website on Wednesday morning.

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Mike Grogan fires wide twice in succession. He needs to sharpen that radar as the hosts look to make the most of their early inventiveness.

The Daggers look to exert themselves on their non-league opponents early on as Ashley Chambers delivers a good cross onto the head of Rhys Murphy but he only finds the side netting.

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

"Weston can count themselves lucky there. I didn't see much wrong with that."

On Paul Keegan's early disallowed goal

MNG: Rochdale's manager Keith Hill is a dead ringer for Davos Seaworthy from Game of Thrones. Perhaps he should ask the Iron Bank from a loan.

There is a photo of Keith Hill looking mighty impressive at 19:34.

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Conference South side Weston-Super-Mare will look to make it as uncomfortable as possible for their more illustrious League One opponents Doncaster tonight, that started with the size of the tunnel.

Weston-Super-Mare are given a huge let-off when Paul Keegan's strike from a corner is chalked off.

Wes Fletcher lashes home from outside the box. York 1-0 up.

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First goal of the night - hurrah. Ivan Toney heads home a free-kick from Darren Carter. Curtis Davies will be pleased.

Accrington Stanley are underway as they try to humble League One Notts County. No room for intent focus on the pitch early on as the locals make their voices heard: "Oh Lancashire is wonderful," they sing.

Their side start confidently with good possession early on and defend a Nicky Wroe corner solidly.

Right then, it's time to sip up the Bovrils, finish the pies and find out who's heading into the second round of the FA Cup. We're getting under way in all nine of our ties now.

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Hull City defender Curtis Davies is on the trail of Northampton Town this evening, as he is pictured in this photo from Cobblers fan Dec on Twitter, external.