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Just a nudge in the direction of how you can see all of the FA Cup goals from over the weekend with the highlights show tonight at 18:00 GMT on BBC Two.

If you're lucky enough to already be in the third round then the draw is tomorrow evening in Cardiff.

Bury's Danny Mayor is having to come off with an injury. Not entirely sure what's wrong but we'll let you know.

He's replaced by former Manchester United midfielder Danny Pugh.

Jamie Hoyland
Former Bury midfielder on BBC Radio Manchester

This game is now end-to-end.

Rochdale's Donal McDermott jinks into the box but shoots wide.

There were men in the box and he probably should have passed.

Bury could have so easily been 2-0 up. 

Another corner is whipped in and the ball falls to the feet of Leon Clarke who gets his shot away but it's saved at point-blank range by Joel Castro Pereira.

Replays suggest Clarke used his hand to control the ball, but he would have got away with it if it had gone in.

We'd love to hear how your FA Cup adventure is going on this grey Sunday afternoon

I think Daniel Woolfe is going to to be hard to beat in terms of how to watch a game...

That was Danny Rose's sixth goal in all competitions for Bury this season.

What have Rochdale got in response? Still plenty of time left in this game for them to find a way back into it.

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We're also still looking ahead to our later games while events unfold at Spotland.

This is the furthest National League South side Whitehawk have ever gone in the FA Cup having beaten fellow non-leaguers Lincoln 5-3 in the first round.

Dagenham & Redbridge sit 20th in League Two with just two wins all season but pulled off a surprise 4-2 win over Morecambe in their first-round replay.

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What a chance for Rochdale to get back on level terms straight away.

Teenager James Hooper is sent clear in the area but Daniel Bachmann palms away his powerful effort.

Steve Eyre
Former Rochdale boss on BBC Radio Manchester

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Bury launch the first attack of the game and it's Leicester loanee Joe Dodoo who's the instigator.

Dodoo fires in a dangerous cross from the right, but it just evades Leon Clarke and is cleared.

Bury have something of a decent pedigree in this competition - but you have to go back more than a century to find their finest achievements.

They were FA Cup winners in 1900 & 1903.

No chances at either end so far.

The first of our nine FA Cup second round ties is under way.

Good pals David Flitcroft and Keith Hill embrace before kick-off, but it's now down to business.

A place in the third round awaits.

The teams are making their way out at a damp and windy Spotland. A somewhat familiar theme so far this weekend!

The stands are by no means full, but it's still a fine atmosphere, helped by the 2,500 Bury fans who've made the short trip across Greater Manchester.

Kick-off is a couple of minutes away.

Are you off to watch your team today? How are the nerves? Get in touch or send us your pictures on Twitter using #bbcfacup and we'll use a selection on today's live text commentary.

Don't forget can watch all of today's FA Cup goals as they go in on Final Score on BBC One and on the BBC Sport website from 13:45 GMT.

We've also got a 60-minute highlights show on BBC Two at 18:00 GMT, with all of the goals from the first 19 of 20 second-round ties.

As well as following our live text coverage from Spotland you can listen to BBC Radio Manchester's commentary via the 'Live Coverage' tab above as well as on 5 Live Sports Extra.

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We may be halfway through the second-round ties, but Sunday has some of the most interesting tales from the weekend including the owner of Forest Green Rovers' Mohican haircut and what it's like to be a one of Whitehawk's ultras.

Click here to read more.

Here are the games on offer for you this afternoon...

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