FA Cup first round

Summary

Altrincham. Eastleigh and Forest Green beat league clubs
Barnet, Stevenage and Northampton knock out League One sides
Seventh-tier Stourbridge win at Dover
2013 winners Wigan thrashed by Bury

Live Reporting

Ian Woodcock, Tom Garry and Josh Hunt

Carlisle's marathon journeypublished at 13:13
Plymouth v Carlisle
If there was an away tie that Carlisle fans didn't want to draw in the Cup, it was probably Plymouth.
The 779-mile return journey is one of the longest in English football.
When the two teams met in League Two on a weeknight in August, 169 Carlisle fans made the marathon trip, only to see their side lose 4-1.
The Cumbrians will be hoping to better reward their loyal followers this afternoon.
Plymouth fans and players will probably just be hoping it isn't a draw...
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Get involved via #bbcfacuppublished at 13:08
Hopefully none of you find yourselves stuck in traffic quite as bad as this today.
Please do send us (real) pictures of your FA Cup day out using #bbcfacup on Twitter.
Highlightspublished at 13:06
Salford City 2-0 Notts County
You can watch highlights of Salford's victory over Notts County here.
And they are really worth a watch, trust us.
From one seemingly-impossible last-ditch clearance, to Richie Allen's superb individual goal, it was a thrilling evening of FA Cup action and we suspect the celebrations went on long into the night.
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Reaction to Salford City's winpublished at 13:04
Other chocolate bars are available, but this is one way for a co-owner to celebrate an FA Cup first-round victory...
Part-timers stun Notts Countypublished at 13:03
Salford City 2-0 Notts County
As we approach kick-off in today's games let's have a quick look back to yesterday's big story.
The FA Cup first round got off to a thrilling start last night as Salford City bridged a 59-place gap in the football pyramid to knock out League Two Notts County.
The seventh-tier part-timers, co-owned by five ex-Manchester United players, were making their first-round debut, but you would hardly have known it.
Danny Webber opened the scoring 18 seconds into the second half, before Richie Allen's sensational turn and strike sealed a memorable victory.
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Wealdstone enjoy the parklife...published at 13:02
Weldstone v Colchester United
Some famous former Wealdstone players, including Stuart Pearce, have got together to wish the National League North side the best for today's game against Colchester United.
You can see their efforts here.
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Two hours to go...published at 13:00
Business time is getting closer.
A few players are out on pitches across the country trying to prove to managers and physios that they've shaken off that midweek knock.
Fans are en route. For some it's a first experience of a big Cup tie while for others memories of great days long since passed are being evoked.
And somewhere, somewhere someone will have vastly underestimated how many pies they should have ordered in today.
Burton still in the groovepublished at 12:55
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I wouldn't be here if I didn't love it. To be getting opportunities like this is excellent.
Deon Burton, Worcester City striker
National League North side Worcester City are at League One Sheffield United this afternoon.
'They need their 'A' game'published at 12:54
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Colchester have got to come with their 'A' game today to get anything.
Dion Dublin, Former Aston Villa striker
'There'll be no celebrations if Colchester win'published at 12:54
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If Colchester do it today, they will get on that bus relieved. There'll be no celebrations. It can go the other way so easily, and that's what they've got to be aware of.
Gareth Ainsworth, Wycombe Wanderers manager
Pitch inspection at Wealdstonepublished at 12:52
Wealdstone v Colchester
Last year, Football Focus came to you from Weston-super-Mare ahead of their first-round tie with Doncaster. That game was called off 20 minutes before it was due to begin.
Let's hope for better news this time around...
In the Premier League...published at 12:50
Away from the FA Cup first round, there's a full programme in the top flight this weekend.
Bournemouth v Newcastle has just got under way - follow live text commentary of that match here.
All aboard...published at 12:47
Sheffield United v Worcester
It was a 10:00 GMT start for Worcester City's fans as they head up to Yorkshire for their team's first-round tie at Sheffield United.
After watching their team knock out Coventry in the first round last season, will they see the National League North side pull off another FA Cup upset today?
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Ronaldo's FA Cup memoriespublished at 12:44
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored the opening goal in Manchester United's 3-0 win over Millwall in the 2004 FA Cup final.
He's been speaking to the BBC about winning his first major trophy in English football...
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They were great memories, it was the beginning of my career in terms of titles and it was good. I scored a goal. It was great, I was so happy.
Grant sees it in the starspublished at 12:42
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As you already knew celebrity astrologer Russell Grant is a patron of Wealdstone. He's confident they can get a positive result today...
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This club is a part of my heart. I think they'll come out with something today.
Russell Grant, Wealdstone patron and astrologer
Wealdstone familypublished at 12:38
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We are a family. We all work for each other and we greatly exceed the sum of our parts. That is what inspired me to buy the club out of administration in 1992. Not just me but many other people worked tirelessly to bring this club out of administration. Now we are truly a fan-owned club.
Paul Rumens, Wealdstone president
No place for sentimentpublished at 12:33
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Colchester are a club that is dear to my heart from playing there but there is no sentiment today when we are playing against them.
Scott McGleish, Wealdstone player-coach
Davies hoping lightning strikes twicepublished at 12:33
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The lads keep saying I'm going on about my goal but I can't help it. If the keeper's off the line today and I get a game then I might try it again.
Scott Davies, Wealdstone midfielder
Wealdstone's wonder goalpublished at 12:32
Wealdstone v Colchester
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Wealdstone are appearing in the FA Cup first round for the first time since 2009.
Midfielder Scott Davies scored one of the goals of the competition so far, netting from 70 yards in Wealdstone's win over Brockenhurst in the third qualifying round.
Watch the video of the goal here.
'You've got to be strong'published at 12:31
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It is character building. You've got to be a strong, mental character to be able to cope with this.
Gareth Ainsworth, Wycombe Wanderers manager