Well that was all rather exciting wasn't it? Commiserations to Notts County fans, and good luck if your side is involved tomorrow.

Other BBC coverage highlights over the weekend include:

• Every goal from every match available on the BBC Sport website (goals will appear from 17:15 GMT for Saturday's matches).
• Football Focus comes live from Wealdstone on Saturday, with Dan Walker joined by Dion Dublin and Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth.
• MOTD Kickabout has an FA Cup first round special from non-league Brackley Town, who host League Two Newport County, on CBBC at 07:45 GMT on Saturday - and then on iPlayer."
• A 90-minute highlights show on BBC Two on Sunday at 18:30 GMT, presented by Manish Bhasin, with Steve Claridge and Kevin Kilbane in the studio.
• FA Cup Final Score on Sunday from 13:55 GMT, showing goals from around the grounds.
• BBC local radio commentary on 28 of the 40 first-round ties.

Enjoy. And good night!

Phil Neville's going big on the celebration front...

What. A. Game.

Relive it all here in our highlights package.

Notts County boss Ricardo Moniz: "I will never forget it. A disaster for Notts County.

"They deserved to win, they were better. They wanted it more, circumstances were in their advantage but we never came into the game.

"You warn, you warn you warn your players, everyone knows the scenario. But then the defending was a disgrace at this level, to give players that much room.

"To the outside world we must stay together. There is always the risk that things could fall apart."

Salford City joint manager Bernard Morley: "Words can't explain. I'm on a different planet at the minute. me and Jonno are absolutely buzzing.

"Did I think we could win? I think so. But they played so well. We were in control from start to finish."

Joint manager Anthony Johnson: "It's once in a lifetime stuff, that's what we told them. Embrace it. Showcase your talents.

"I didn't think we could win! They are a full-time side with top players but the boys have proved me wrong. I've never felt so emotional after a game.

"Most people know the ambition of the owners. We are putting Salford City on the map. The owners said don't worry about the cups this season, let's concentarte on the league!

"I've got my little girl's party tomorrow morning at nine so I don't want to be too rough for that..."

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Man of the match James Poole: "I'm not sure I deserve man of the match but that is the very best moment of my career and I'm sure that's the case for all of us. It's something special and I hope everyone enjoys it.

"We thought the draw was perfect for us. We've got so much self-belief and as soon as we saw the draw we thought we had a chance. If that had been 4-0 or 5-0 I don't think they could have complained.

"It means a lot to the owners. It's something different to what they've been involved in before in the FA Cup.

"The volunteers ARE Salford City. They are the heart and soul of the club and their work goes unnoticed, but not by the lads. This win is for them."

Apologies to you all. As a lower-league fan who has seen my team embarrassed at Canvey Island [shudders] I know how it feels...

Gary Neville
Salford City co-owner

"It's difficult to describe that feeling. That was unbelievable. It puts faith back into you, it's what football is about. The FA Cup takes a battering but tonight epitomises what it is all about. 

"I was relaxed until we scored and then I got excited! Once we got the goal I didn't think we were in trouble.

"This means a lot. The players will never have had a moment like that in their lives. The committee members, the work they have put in to make this game happen has been incredible.

"That's put faith back into me about what football can be like. I've not had a moment like that for a few years."

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'We're the famous Salford City and we're going to Wembley!'

A massive celebration in the dressing room which turns into a Rick Astley singalong, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville in the thick of it.

Some things you don't expect to see.

Salford co-manager Bernard Morley: "We always knew that if our concentration levels were right we can match anybody. It is a giantkilling but it's well deserved. i didn't think they put us under pressure and a bit of magic has won us the game."

Salford City joint manager Anthony Johnson: "It was an unbelievable clearance from Steven Howson, to get back with the weight he is carrying is amazing! It was his fault in the first place mind.

"It is once in a lifetime stuff. We came up against a good side but we battered them. The effort they put in is staggering."

Salford goalscorer Danny Webber: "You can see how happy everyone is. The whole community has come out and supported us and we're grateful for that. We'll all enjoy this."

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Salford co-owner Nicky Butt: "It's amazing. It's fantastic for the lads. I thought we were the better team and it's an amazing reward for the players and the fans."

Match-winner Richie Allen says he just wanted to make a difference. He certainly did that!

Gary Neville
Salford City co-owner

"To be honest it was just a bonus being here tonight. But we were the better team, it's an unbelievable effort.

"That goal-line clearance was a big moment. Notts County didn't play well but that wouldn't be easy for any club tonight. We were superb."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder

"There will be a lot of teams looking at the second round draw saying we don't want to go there!

"A great performance. Thoroughly deserved."

There it is! Famous win at Moor Lane as Salford City knock out the side 59 places above them.

It's a horrible showing from Notts County and a pitch invasion to boot!

Almost a third! Joe Mwasile, the build of Gladstone Small, hares through a gap in the Notts County defence to break away, his pace runs out though and he drags a shot well wide from 20 yards.

Almost done...

A bit of an altercation on the sidlines after Notts County sub Julian Jenner smashed a clearance into the fans - and someone throws the dregs of a cup of tea at the player...