Not only would Didcot Town have faired pretty well for their refreshment prices in our recent Price of Football survey, but you'll see from the picture below that they are selling cakes for a very worthy cause on Remembrance Sunday.

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It is safe to say that fans of eighth-tier Didcot Town have been looking forward to this tie for a while.

Their side came from 2-0 down to beat Brentwood 4-2 in the fourth qualifying round.

Can they continue their fine cup run against the Grecians? Kick-off is about 10 minutes away.

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You 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.

We've also got a 90-minute highlights show on BBC Two at 18:30 GMT, with all of the goals from the first 39 of 40 first-round ties.

Exeter City boss Paul Tisdale knows only too well not to take non-league teams lightly in this competition.

The Grecians were dumped out of the FA Cup in the first round by Warrington Town last season.

The Northern Premier Division One team made light of the 100-place gap between the two teams to secure a 1-0 win.

You can watch highlights of that game here, though if you're an Exeter fan you might not fancy it...

The teams are in for our early kick-off today.

Former Republic of Ireland international Clinton Morrison is in the Exeter City line-up looking for his second goal of the season.

Didcot name player-manager Jamie Heapy in their starting XI. Barring a short stint with Oxford City in 2012 Heapy has been with the club since 1996.

Don't worry - you haven't gone to sleep and woken up 89 years and 11 months later - it is still Sunday, 8 November 2015.

Didcot fans will hope today becomes a date they will never forget.

Plymouth fan Graham showing no neighbourly love for Exeter City there. The Pilgrims were knocked out of the Cup by Carlisle yesterday.

Whether you're an optimistic fan of a part-time club hoping to make history, or you're hiding behind the sofa in fear of a horror show from your side against lower-league opposition, we want to hear from you.

Let us know who you are backing this afternoon and do please send in pictures from your fun-filled FA Cup Sunday.

You can get involved via #bbcfacup on Twitter, on the BBC Sport Facebook page or by texting 81111 (UK mobiles only).

Here are the 10 FA Cup fixtures we've got to look forward to today...

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Colchester's Marvin Sordell scored against his old club Wealdstone...

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We've all got our favourite journeyman striker (haven't we?) but surely few players have been through as many clubs as Wealdstone frontman Jefferson Louis?

He scored twice for his side against Colchester yesterday but it wasn't enough, as they bowed out following a 6-2 defeat by the U's.

Northampton defied their off-field troubles to win against their former tenants Coventry.

2013 winners Wigan went out in emphatic fashion as local rivals Bury thumped the Latics 4-0 but there was better news for 2008 winners and 2010 finalists Portsmouth.

Pompey hadn't won an FA Cup match since beating Spurs in the 2010 semi-final but Adam McGurk's brace saw them past non-league Macclesfield.

There were also wins for Northampton and Stourbridge against higher-league opposition, while eighth-tier Northwich Victoria will be in Monday's second-round draw after their tie with National League Boreham Wood finished 1-1.

But it wasn't to be for underdogs Wealdstone or Worcester City, as they both eventually lost comfortably to League One clubs Colchester and Sheffield United respectively.

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Crewe's disappointing season continued as they were beaten at home by non-league Eastleigh, who lie 31 places below them in the football pyramid.

Ben Strevens's penalty earned the National League the victory against the 10-men of Crewe, 12 minutes after goalkeeper Ben Garratt was dismissed.

You can watch the highlights here.

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League Two Wimbledon were knocked out by National League leaders Forest Green Rovers after an incredible finish at Kingsmeadow.

Elliott Frear grabbed the decisive goal for the non-league side in the third minute of stoppage time.

You can watch the highlights here.

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Damian Reeves' strike saw National League side Altrincham knock League One Barnsley out by recording their 17th FA Cup win over a Football League side - but their first for 21 years.

The game's only goal came when Ryan Crowther's shot was parried into the stride of Reeves, who tapped into an open net, sending the hosts through to the second round for the first time since 2001.

You can watch the highlights here.

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There's no doubt that the biggest shock of yesterday came at Moss Lane where National League Altrincham beat League One Barnsley.

Damian Reeves' goal gave Alty their 17th FA Cup win over Football League opposition. No non-league team has claimed more.

Who turned down a catch-up with Usain Bolt to play in a goalless draw instead?

Which manager missed their side's winning goal?

You can find out in Gary Smee's look at five things you may have missed from yesterday's first-round ties.

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So far this weekend, four Football League teams have been knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league opposition.

Will that number rise today?

Giant-killers Altrincham, Eastleigh, Forest Green Rovers and Salford City have all grabbed the headlines so far but another 10 ties are coming your way this afternoon, and there is real potential for further upsets.

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On this Remembrance Sunday, respects will be paid around the grounds too.

Welcome to Sunday's FA Cup first round coverage.