So, Hartlepool, Scunthorpe, Shrewsbury and Walsall complete the FA Cup third round line-up.

In the Championship, Middlesbrough went to of the pile after beating Burnley, while Brighton drop to second having let slip a two goal lead against QPR. Chris Hughton's side maintain their unbeaten start to the season though, now into 21 games.

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You always have quirky stories come up in the third round of the FA Cup and we've got one on our hands when Walsall face Brentford on 9 January.

Why you may ask? Manager Dean Smith left the Saddlers earlier this season to take up the top job at the Championship side. Smith will be facing his old side quicker than he would have expected.

YES HE DOES! Paul Downing nets Walsall's fifth penalty to give them a 5-3 victory over Chesterfield in the shootout and the Saddlers reach the third round of the FA Cup.

Paul Downing steps up to be the hero for Walsall. Can he score??

Milan Lalkovic nets Walsall's fourth in a row for 4-2.

Liam O'Neil must score to keep this penalty shootout going...

...and does exactly that for Chesterfield. 4-3.

George Evans gives Walsall a comfortable advantage at 3-1.

Chesterfield striker Lee Novak nets for 3-2 but remember they've missed a penalty.

MISSED!! Sam Morsy fires over the bar for Chesterfield. They are 2-1 behind with four penalties taken.

Jay O'Shea nets for Chesterfield, 1-1.

Jason Demetriou puts Walsall ahead again at 2-1.

Walsall score the first to go in front through Romaine Sawyers.

No messing about from the Chesterfield social media person...

Brave Salford out. Hartlepool play Derby in the third round in January. 

Walsall and Chesterfield will need penalties to see who will play Brentford in the third round.

Can Salford get an equaliser? It doesn't look like it. They've only got two minutes to salvage something from this second round replay.

Five minutes left in extra time. Hartlepool currently going through to the third round, Walsall and Chesterfield heading for penalties.

Hartlepool defender Scott Harrison sees the headlines. He makes a foray forward before smashing an effort wildly over the crossbar.

Minutes later, the Salford goalkeeper stretches to his right to push away Scott Fenwick's low strike which was heading for the bottom corner.

A quick turnaround and back under way in both of the remaining matches. Can Hartlepool hold on against Salford? Will anyone find a goal in the game between Walsall and Chesterfield?

15 minutes gone in the FA Cup second round replay extra time matches. Hartlepool lead Salford 1-0, while it's still goalless between Walsall and Chesterfield.

15 left to play.

Still 0-0 between Walsall and Chesterfield. That one looks like going all the way to penalties.

Hartlepool looking to put this game to bed and the weary legs of Salford are starting to show.

Striker Scott Fenwick, buoyed by his opening goal, chases down a long punt upfield before shooting straight at Salford goalkeeper Jay Lynch.