Altrincham earned their place in tonight's draw with one of the shocks of the round on Saturday - beating League One Barnsley 1-0 at home.

The National League side sit 45 places below the Tykes in the league pyramid, but secured victory through Damian Reeves' early second-half strike.

Don't ask Altrincham'smanager Lee Sinnott if it was any good though - he missed the goal as he'd still not returned to his seat after the break...

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Three goals and a red card in the last 10 minutes. In terms of FA Cup shocks, what more could you ask for? 

There may only be 17 places separating them, but National League South side Whitehawk's victory over National League Lincoln City is up there.

Steve King's side were making their first appearance in the FA Cup first round, and are now one step away from a potential meeting with a Premier League team.  

Watch all the goals over here.

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Have you played with or against anybody who's featured in the FA Cup?

Dave, Essex: Played against a guy named David Hughes in school who was stunning in the FA Cup last year for East Thurrock against Hartlepool. Something like 16 saves. Still let my goals in, can't be perfect!

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By the way, don't forget you can watch highlights from each and every one of the FA Cup's first round matches, over here.

With 16 non-league teams still in the draw, let's take a look at how some of them got there...

Tonight's draw takes place where Civil Service FC play their home fixtures. It's one of London'spremier amateur football hotspots - view of the Thames, the hot water works, and the grass is even occasionally cut properly. 

Civil Service have a long and illustrious history - and have played some very prestigious fixtures down the years.

These don't come much bigger than a match against Spanish giants Barcelona in 1926...  

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And let's not forget there is one first-round tie still to take place - FC United of Manchester take on Chesterfield tonight.

It's been absolutely pelting it down all day but the match is set to go ahead, largely thanks to the brilliant work of the local fire brigade...

A decent old effort from Chesterfield's kitman, too...  

So there's live coverage of the draw on BBC Two and here on this page from 19:00 GMT. For those of you by the wireless, you can also follow through the Monday Night Club on Radio 5 live.

Mark Chapman presents, to be joined by Garth Crooks, an FA Cup winner with Spurs, and James Kellett, the president of Civil Service FC. More on them later.

Before the actual draw takes place (check out the photos of the set below), there will be plenty of action from a busy weekend of FA Cup action - with several of the main protagonists joining to discuss a memorable weekend...  

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We'd also like to hear from you on another FA Cup topic, too...

I'll forgive you if you don't recognise the (now former) Southend player on the right in the picture below. 

It's Osei Sankofa, who played as the Shrimpers earned a 1-1 draw at home to Chelsea in the FA Cup third round in January 2009. They were swept aside 4-1 by the Blues in the replay by the way, but we don't mention that. 

Osei was the captain of my school team before he left to play full-time at Charlton, eventually making his Premier League debut at Old Trafford in May 2003.

All of which has got us thinking - who have you played with of FA Cup fame?

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Let's face it, the FA Cup draw is something to get very excited about. And looking at some of the clubs' Twitter feeds this afternoon, there is a definite sense of anticipation building tonight...

Who would you like in the next round?

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We are (almost) one round down then. Tonight it's on to who plays who in round two. 

For all the magic-loving neutrals, there are still plenty of non-league teams to throw your support behind. 

Now's the time to pick one if you haven't already, with the Premier League's finest set to wade in at round three... 

Who wouldn't like to see Northwich Victoria of the Northern Premier League Division One play the holders Arsenal for example?

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If you head down to the Civil Service Sports Ground on a Sunday morning you'll find all the usual sounds, sights and smells of Sunday League football - I can vouch for that because I used to play there for my old team, Parklife FC., external

But tonight it's the venue for the FA Cup second round draw - live on BBC Two and at the top of this page from 19:00 GMT. 

Why there? Because it's also the home of Civil Service FC,, external one of the founding members of the Football Association.

We've got 20 ties to come out of the hat, plus full coverage of the one remaining first round match to come as well - FC United of Manchester host Chesterfield from 19:45 GMT. 

Sit tight.

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