Bradford City were certainly the story of last year's FA Cup, as they came from 2-0 down to beat Chelsea 4-2 at Stamford Bridge in the fourth round.

Today they come up against Southern League side Chesham, who themselves pulled off a shock by beating League Two Bristol Rovers in the first round.

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Elliott Frear's injury-time winner at AFC Wimbledon earned National League side Forest Green Rovers their spot in the second round.

Having reached round three in 2009 and 2010, they come up against an Oxford United side sitting top of League Two.

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Oxford United: Buchel, Baldock, Skarz, Roofe, Mullins, Rose, Sercombe, Hoban, Hylton, O'Dowda, Dunkley

Forest Green Rovers: Arnold, Jennings, Clough, Bennett, Wedgbury, Frear, Racine, Guthrie, Sinclair, Parkin, Carter

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It's all gone a bit flat at Spotland.

Rochdale need something to lift their team because at the moment, they're heading out.

20 minutes to find something.

Welling: McEntegart, Jefford, Fagan, Osborne, Chambers, Porter, St. Aimie, Wellard , Corne, Williams, Bakare.

Carlisle: Hanford, McQueen, Raynes, Ellis, Grainger, Gilliead, Joyce, Kennedy, Sweeney, Ibehre, Wyke

Colchester: Jones, Brindley, Eastman, Elokobi, Briggs; Lapslie, Gilbey; Massey, Harriott, Moncur; Sordell  

Altrincham: Deasy, Griffin, Moult, Heathcote, Leather, Lawrie, Richman, Rankine, Reeves, Crowther, Sinnott  

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Cambridge might have only made it past the second round once in the past seven seasons but it was worth the wait as they forced a replay with Manchester United in the fourth round last term.

Speaking of the Reds, the son of their greatest ever manager, Darren Ferguson, will be hoping to continue his recent revival at Doncaster where they have won four of their last six games.

A win today would also be welcome for U's manager Shaun Derry who has turned 37 today.

Joel Castro Pereira is a very lucky man.

Danny Rose fires in a cross from the right, but the young Rochdale goalkeeper drops the ball at the feet of Leon Clarke.

However, the Bury striker can't get his shot away and Castro Pereira gathers at the second attempt.

Meanwhile former Bolton and Burnley midfielder Chris Eagles comes on for Bury replacing the impressive Joe Dodoo.

Hosts Dagenham and Redbridge ring the changes from their last League Two outing with Mark Cousins, Jodi Jones and Kyle Vassell being handed starts while Nyron Nosworthy comes back into the team.

Meanwhile, Whitehawk's first-round hero Sam Deering leads the line for the visitors.

Dagenham and Redbridge: Cousins, Passley, Connors, Labadie, Nosworthy, Dikamona, Cureton, Boucaud, Vassell, Dunne, Jones.

Whitehawk: Ross, Arnold, Lorraine, Leacock, Braham-Barrett, Deering, Torres, Ijaha, Neilson, Robinson, Mills.

There's a distinct lack of quality from either side in the first 15 minutes of this second half.

Scrappy is probably an understatement.

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The last time Exeter City went past round two they ended up facing Manchester United at Old Trafford, holding the Premier League side to a 0-0 draw before losing the replay 3-0.

They will have to beat a team in the division above if they want another top flight team this season.

Keith Hill hasn't been impressed with what he's seen from his Rochdale side inside the opening 10 minutes of this half and he's ringing the changes already.

Peter Vincenti and 19-year-old Andy Cannon replace John O'Sullivan and Donal McDermott.

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This is unbelievable! The sun is out at Spotland.

That's a first this weekend thanks to Desmond.

As you can probably tell, it's been a pretty quiet five minutes on the pitch.

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At the age of 43 most footballers are long since retired, maybe doing some coaching badges, in management or sitting in the sunshine.

Not Barry Hayles.

He joined the Southern Premier Division side from as player-coach this summer from Truro City and came on as a substitute in the first round win over Bristol Rovers.

Joseph Dodoo looks like he has all the tricks in the book.

The 20-year-old, on loan from Leicester, tricks his way into the Rochdale box but his cutback can't find a Bury man.

At the other end John O'Sullivan fires a shot inches over the bar.

Bury get us back under way at Spotland.

Big, big half coming up for the hosts who need to find a way back into this feisty local derby.

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National League side Eastleigh made history on Saturday as they beat fellow non-league side Stourbridge to qualify for the third round of the FA Cup for the first time.  

Second-half goals from James Constable and Josh Payne put Chris Todd's men into the hat and knocked out the seventh-tier West Midlands side.

You can watch highlights of the game here.