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Blyth come from behind to seal major shock
Non-leaguers through to third round
Jarrett Rivers the hero with 90th-minute winner
Blyth manager Tom Wade on MOTD: "We've done exceptionally well - I thought in the first 10 minutes we'd get blown away. It's tough - they've got lots of quality. They're not a bad side. I think the game is beginning to settle a bit though."
Hartlepool continue to look slick in possession. On this early viewing I'd suggest that midfielder Michael Woods could do a job a lot higher up the football pyramid.
Ex-Man Utd defender Phil Neville on MOTD
"I've been impressed with Hartlepool - when they get to Blyth's box they play delicate little one-twos. Marlon Harewood has caused problems so far."
Marc Bazeley:, external Looks like I'm a Blyth Spartans fan for the night then.
Good work Marc - we like a man who dresses up. On reflection that sounded a bit weird, but you know what we mean.
A four-man committee over the ball - Daniel Hawkins takes it in the end, his free-kick is deflected off the wall and Pools keeper Scott Flinders has to make the save.
Hartlepool then put together a brilliant counter-attack, Marlon Harewood laying it off to Sidney Schmeltz - who crosses when a shot was on. Put your foot through it!
Here we go! Blyth do win a free-kick in a good area. Don't hit the first man...
MOTD presenter Dan Walker:, external Really enjoying working with Brian Harvey & Inspector Gadget tonight #GetCarriedAway
Newcastle United Foundation: , externalWishing our part-time community coach, Alex Nicholson, the best of luck in the Hartlepool vs. Blyth match tonight.
Blyth right-back Alex is a busy lad. As well as all his footie commitments, he works as a clothes designer.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Spartans put some neat football together but it falls down in the final third. They could do with a set-piece to get the ball in the mixer.
The Blyth fans just beginning to fall quiet after an hour of solid noise. Their side are struggling to keep hold of the ball, the League Two side look a class above so far.
Ex-Man Utd defender Phil Neville on MOTD
"This is the only ground I've been to where I've been applauded."
Neville responds to calls from the crowd to give them a wave.
Zavair Baakza:, external Being non British I never understood the obsession with FA Cup. Seeing this match is a revelation. Pure football with conviction!
Jason Tucker:, external You just get the feeling that the first big chance Blyth get they will score despite being under the cosh.
Duncan Gates:, external Aww, just realised that Hartlepool are managed by late 90s QPR legend Paul Murray, after whom I named my mum's first cat.
What a touching story, Duncan.
More tweets please at #bbcfacup or pop on to the BBC Facebook page.
Ex-Man Utd defender Phil Neville on MOTD
"I watch a lot of non-league this season - I've been impressed with the technical quality. But fitness is an issue. Warrington players against Exeter in the last round went down with cramp in last 30-40 minutes."
Two good chances for Hartlepool, who continue to push on hard. First, midfielder Michael Woods runs on to a neat through ball but drags a shot wide, before Jonathan Franks has a close-range header well blocked.
The League Two strugglers have started really well.
Troy Deeney makes no mistake, sliding the penalty home.
A terrible few moments for Fulham as they now go down to 10 men! Goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli sees red, taking out Matej Vydra. And that's a penalty too.
Gabor Kiraly is on in place of Bryan Ruiz. He'll face the penalty...
Image source, @pipes6Martin Blakelock:, external Boys night in. Josh's first sample of the magic of the #FACup
Contributing to the live page and watching on screen, good work there, Martin. You can watch the game live on BBC One or on this page.
If we said there was a lot of concern about the kits on social media tonight, we'd be understating it.
Liam Keighle:, external How is this not a kit clash?!
James Hewitt:, external Erm..... Kit clash much?
Stephen Lodge:, external Too many stripes.
And there's many, many more. To clear things up, both teams are in white-striped shirts. Pools in blue-and-white, Blyth in green-and-white.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe away fans go nuts at Craven Cottage as Watford take the lead. Midfielder Almen Abdi slams a free-kick right through the wall and into the net.
Image source, Getty ImagesBlyth skipper Robbie Dale has scored in every round so far and is not short of confidence - trying a first-time volley from a full 30 yards, but the ball screws away out for a throw-in. The non-leaguers just need a spell of play.