And then there was one.

FC United of Manchester play host to League One side Chesterfield on Monday, in the last of the 40 first-round ties.

Can the club that was formed in 2005 reach the FA Cup second round for the second time in their history or will the Spireites avoid going the same way as Notts County, Barnsley and Bristol Rovers?

Join us for live text commentary ahead of Monday's 19:45 GMT kick-off.

Before then, be sure to catch our 90-minute highlights programme on BBC Two and online at 18:30 GMT.

It's been another day to remember - a day when it was proved anything can happen in the FA Cup.

Watch live coverage of the FA Cup second-round draw on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website on Monday at 19:00 GMT.

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Sixth-tier Whitehawk reached round two for the first time as they beat Lincoln in an eight-goal thriller, despite Matt Rhead's hat-trick for the National League club.

Lincoln refused to give up and three times they pulled a goal back through Rhead, each time when they were two goals behind, but Sam Deering's stoppage time penalty eventually sealed Whitehawk's win.

Read the report here.

Brackley of National League North scored a dramatic late equaliser through Curtis McDonald's brilliant header to earn a replay against League Two Newport County.

Having trailed 2-0, the non-league side pulled one back with a Luke Graham header before McDonald completed the comeback in stoppage time.

Read the report here.

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Ryan Blake's late strike stunned Bristol Rovers to send Southern League Premier Division side Chesham through and deservedly grab the headlines.

The part-timers had seen a penalty saved earlier on, before Blake won the tie with a powerful shot from distance, to knock out a side sitting 75 places above them in the football pyramid.

Read the report here.

So then, all 10 of Sunday's ties are complete. Let's round up today's action.

Joyous scenes in front of the away end at Vale Park, following Maidenhead's stoppage-time equaliser. Lots of hugs and jumping around.

Understandably, the Maidenhead players are fairly happy.

Their manager is Alan Devonshire - an FA Cup winner with West Ham in 1980.

What drama at Vale Park. Maidenhead of the National League South have earned a replay against League One side Port Vale.

Sorry Bradford fans, you did not win 14-8 away at Aldershot today.

The Football Association's website, external may be telling us otherwise, but we can confirm that the match finished 0-0 and the teams will play a replay.

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Creeping towards full-time now and Port Vale are on top.

The League One side have managed the game well in these last few minutes and if they can just hold out for about three more then they will be in the next round.

Still 1-0 to the hosts at Vale Park.

Maidenhead have put up a really good fight here and could yet earn themselves a replay.

A promising counter-attack is halted by the assistant's flag.

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Paul Sturrock's side had a man sent off in each half, defending for more than half an hour with just nine men, but held on to end their run of four straight defeats.

Maidenhead waste a good chance to get the ball in the box as they kick a corner kick straight out of play.

Moments earlier, Louis Dodds headed just over for the hosts.

Into the last 15 here.

The League One side have looked relatively comfortable this half but as long as they only lead by one goal then Maidenhead will feel they have a chance.

The non-leaguers are enjoying a bit more possession in the last few minutes.

Chairboys boss Gareth Ainsworth was a guest on Football Focus yesterday. He will be delighted that his side have come away with such a comprehensive win today and that Jombati goal is definitely worth a watch.

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on Final Score

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