That seems as good a place as any to say goodbye. Thanks for all your pictures and comments. Hope you enjoyed it. Stay across the BBC Sport website for clips from Altrincham v Chester on Sunday and don't forget to join us for the first round proper draw on Monday.

Until next time, bye for now.

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Phil Neville, one of the Manchester United players that co-own Salford City, will be an eager spectator for Monday's FA Cup first round proper draw, which takes place on Monday, live on BBC Two from 19:00 GMT.

So these are the shocks we have seen today. Step 5 is the National League. (Step one is the Premier League, two Championship, three League One and four League Two).

(Step 6) AFC FYLDE 1-0 Barrow (step 5)

(Step 6) BASINGSTOKE TOWN 3-0 Torquay United (step 5)

(Step 8) DIDCOT TOWN 4-2 Brentwood Town (step 7)

(Step 5) Gateshead 1-2 WORCESTER CITY (step 6)

(Step 6) MAIDENHEAD 3-0 Woking (step 5)

(Step 7) SALFORD CITY 1-0 Southport (step 5)

(Step 7) STAINES TOWN 2-1 Gloucester City (step 6)

(Step 7) STOURBRIDGE 3-0 Kidderminster (step 5)

(Step 5) Wrexham 0-1 GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY (step 6)

Speaking of Gainsborough Trinity, their boss Steve Housham has just been talking to BBC Radio Lincolnshire after their win over Wrexham.

Housham says: "They put us under the cosh and they're a good side - they are a division above us. We were soldiers out there. We worked our socks off and I'm proud of every single one of them."

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Woking had caused numerous shocks in the past, including a 4-2 win over West Brom in 1991. But not this year.

Maidenhead of the National League South have turned them over by a 3-0 margin. Woking, 16th in the National League, will have to watch the rest of the competition on the television.

Paul Scholes (in the middle, obviously) has every reason to smile as the Salford City team that he and four other former Manchester United players co-own are into the first round proper for the first time after a 1-0 win over National League side Southport.

Kidderminster are bottom of the National League, and now they have been dumped out of the FA Cup. They are two divisions above Stourbridge, but the lower-ranked team walk away with a 3-0 win.

So let's look in a bit more detail at the shocks and big stories.

Barwell 2-2 AFC Rushden and Diamonds, Boreham Wood 2-1 AFC Hornchurch, Braintree 2-0 Harlow, Chesham United 2-1 Enfield Town, Chippenham 0-2 Maidstone, Eastbourne 1-2 Dover, Gateshead 1-2 Worcester, Harrogate 1-4 Grimsby, Havant and Waterlooville 3-3 Cheltenham, Macclesfield 3-2 Alfreton, Salford 1-0 Southport, Sporting Khalsa 1-3 FC United of Manchester, Staines 2-1 Gloucester, Stalybridge 1-1 North Ferriby, Stourbridge 3-0 Kidderminster, Tranmere 0-0 Lincoln, Wealdstone 2-1 Bognor Regis, Whitehawk 2-0 Poole.

AFC Fylde 1-0 Barrow, Aldershot 1-0 Sutton, Altrincham 1-0 Chester, Basingstoke 3-0 Torquay, Brackley Town 3-0 Bamber Bridge, Bromley 1-2 Eastleigh, Didcot 4-2 Brentwood, Halifax 2-2 Guiseley, Maidenhead 3-0 Woking, St Albans 2-1 Weston-Super-Mare, Wrexham 0-1 Gainsborough Trinity.

We best not say much then.

It has all gone wrong for Brentwood Town. They were 2-0 up, now they are 4-2 down.

Bognor Regis's Jason Prior has had better days. Twice he has taken a penalty today. Twice he has failed to score. Bognor have just pulled one back, but still trail 2-1.

Craig Lindfield adds a third for FC United of Manchester. The dream looks over for Sporting Khalsa

Hope for the home fans at ninth tier Sporting Khalsa.

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Sensational stuff at Havant and Waterlooville, who were 3-1 down after 72 minutes, but four minutes later were back level against Cheltenham.

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It could be history in the making at Salford, who are co-owned by five Manchester United players - Nicky Butt, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Phil Neville and Ryan Giggs - are leading against a Southport side two divisions above them.

This is how Chester FC's Twitter feed saw the incident.