The BBC’s FA Cup coverage is starting earlier than ever this weekend – and we want fans to be right at the heart of the action.

Fans can get involved in the coverage by sharing their matchday pictures from around the grounds on social media using #MobileMOTD.

On Sunday fans will get a behind-the-scenes look at the Altrincham v Chester match in our new feature, Mobile Match of the Day.

Filmed using only a mobile phone and presented by Radio 1Xtra’s Nick Bright, Mobile Match of the Day will give a unique insight into the dressing rooms, the match action and the fans’ stories.

Going to an FA Cup match today? Get involved with the BBC Sport website coverage and send us your matchday pictures using #MobileMOTD

Hello, how are you? I'm Michael Emons and welcome to BBC Sport's live text commentary of the FA Cup fourth qualifying round.

We are one round away from those League One and League Two sides entering so nerves are going to be frayed, dreams will be crushed for some, but still burning brightly for others.

It is going to be fun, it is going to be lively and we want you to play a massive part in our coverage.

Ninety minutes. That is all that separates non-league teams from a dream FA Cup tie against Football League sides.

This is the day hundreds of amateur footballers have been waiting for. This is a day for butchers, dentists, bakers, teachers and lorry drivers to make a name for themselves.

Who can make themselves an FA Cup hero today?