Right then, that's all from us tonight. 

But hang around if you like - don't forget you can watch the goals from tonight's match using the Highlights tab at the top of this very page. 

And if you're looking to catch up on the draw for the second round, get yourself this way.

Bye for now!

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Chesterfield boss Dean Saunders, speaking to BT Sport:"I'm pleased because there were some real upsets at the weekend. In some ways we’ve got nothing to gain from a game like this apart from getting hammered if we lose, but we got through luckily. 

"They pressed us really well – they worked their socks off and made us kick it long, so credit to them.  

"The most important goal was the third. I did say to the lads at half-time that if they score it, it's game on. They got in some great positions but just didn’t finish.

"We’ve got a tough game against Walsall in the next round now. They're right up there and have been together for a while. It’s going to be tough but we got a home draw – that’s all we could have asked for."

Chesterfield striker Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, speaking to BT Sport: "It was important to start sharply and do a proper job. I thought we did that tonight and all the lads are buzzing.

"We had a good month in October and have started this one in the right way too. We're at home in the next round, and that is one we will look to win."

Chesterfield striker Lee Novak, speaking to BT Sport, on his goal: "It was a great ball in from Jonesy and I knew if I made a good connection it had a chance of going in, luckily it did. 

"FC United are a good team. They tried to get it down and play, they're not a typical non-league team. They put up a good fight but the two early goals killed them." 

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An honest assessment from the home side here...

I wouldn't disagree with Mr Webber on that one. 

There are 78 league places between these two sides and it really showed here. 

Had the home side got a decent start instead of conceding two in the first 12 minutes, then maybe you're talking about a different game. 

Sometimes in the FA Cup, the big teams actually do beat the minnows you know.

Danny Webber summarising on BBC Radio Manchester: "All in all it's a fair result. Chesterfield had the quality, were expansive form the off and put their chances away.

"FC United grew in belief but could not get a goal early enough to make a game of it. It would have been unfair if they had not got a goal."

We've had the full three minutes added on, and that is that. 

FC United bow out as Chesterfield go on to play fellow League One side Walsall in the next round.

Danny Webber summarising on BBC Radio Manchester: "FC United have had a go all night but came up against a fitter side that scored goals early and have had a spring in their step since then. Chesterfield had more nous.

"It is nice that FC United have got a goal - they have deserved that."

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Can we safely assume it will be Chestefield who'll go on to play Walsall in the next round now?

I should say so. 

Danny Webber summarising on BBC Radio Manchester: "Out of respect for his former club Banks did not celebrate but he deserved to because it was a very good strike."

Under five to go and their team is clearly out but FC United's fans are still making the best of the occasion. 

Even that fella with the bell is still going. Maybe not for long though...

It does seem a bit weird that club should be tweeting about something like this but I can vouch for how annoying it has been...

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Greg Daniels has other ideas though - he wants one consolation and an FA Cup goal to tell the grandkids about. 

No dice though, as one of a rack of blue shirts heads clear from in front of their own goal. 

Chesterfield are clearly pretty keen on coming away with a clean sheet. 

One last change for FC United sees Callum Byrne on for Sam Sheridan. Judging from the hairstyle, I'm going for flair player. 

This is surely damage limitation now though...

Missed that third goal? Panic not, because UK users can watch Rai Simons superb effort by using the highlights button now.

You can also watch the first two goals as well. Arguably a better experience for the Chesterfield fans...

So then, under 15 minutes to go, are we counting on a rousing four-goal revival? 

I know this is the FA Cup but I'd really suggest not...

Almost calamitous. David Carnell comes for a cross but is beaten to it by his own defender, before another red shirt slices the ball into the path of an oncoming Chesterfield man. 

It's scrabbled clear. They really don't need to self destruct now, FC United.

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Rai Simons! The youngster wants another as he sniffs out Dan Jones's low ball across the box, but Sam Sheridan is there to clear and is actually fouled in the process.

It was Sheridan who had the one FC United decent shot on target I can recall - way back in the first half.