Summary

  • Chadli scores with superb 30-yard free-kick

  • Mahrez equalises with smart 12-yard finish

  • Leicester remain in bottom three

  • Eighth-tier Hyde drawn at home to MK Dons in FA Cup first round

  • Exeter host eighth-tier Heybridge Swifts

  • League One leaders Wigan host Harry Kewell's Crawley

  • Charlton host Truro, first Cornish team in first round since 1969

Live Reporting

Gary Rose

  1. Eighth tier trio in the hat

    Three teams from the eighth tier of the football pyramid are in the first-round draw.

    Northern Premier League outfit Hyde United booked their place with a 2-0 away victory at Scarborough Athletic.

    Ossett Town, from the same league, are in the hat following a 1-1 draw at National League Solihull Moors.

    Isthmian League Division One North side Heybridge Swifts make up the trio after a 4-2 win at Haringey Borough.

  2. Listen on 5 live

    Leicester v West Brom (20:00 BST)

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    The FA Cup first-round draw is also live on BBC Radio 5 live before build-up gets under way for tonight's game.

  3. Leicester v West Brom (20:00 BST)

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    Monday night football doesn't end with the FA Cup first-round draw because straight afterwards there's Premier League action as Leicester host West Brom.

    The Foxes are in the relegation zone after winning just one of their first seven games and another defeat tonight will leave them three points adrift.

    West Brom, meanwhile, started the season with two wins on the bounce but have not taken three points from a game since 19 August. Their good start to the campaign means they are currently 11th but will want to get back to winning ways sharpish.

  4. What time is the draw?

    Our FA Cup first round draw coverage starts on BBC Two and online at 19:00 BST with the draw itself set to begin at around 19:10.

  5. The long road to glory

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    The FA Cup.

    The oldest club competition in the world and arguably the most prestigious.

    Tonight it's the draw for the first round proper of the 137th edition of the tournament. For the 48 League One and Two clubs, dreams of a glamour tie or even winning the trophy start now.

    But for the 32 non-league sides still involved, those dreams started right back at the start of August.

    What will this stage of the competition have in store for them? It's not long until we find out...