They're into the final 30 minutes at Sheerien Park.

Will the fitness of the two teams play a part? Shaw Lane only train on a Thursday night, but they look a fit bunch of lads.

Time will tell.

That's good handling from Mansfield keeper Conrad Logan.

It's another free-kick on the left, shock, Joel Byrom bends it in, but Logan claims it on the bounce.

That could have been tricky.

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It's been a really scrappy first 10 minutes after the break.

Niggly free-kicks everywhere, no real chances.

Someone needs to take a hold on the game again.

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Jon Stewart is a safe pair of hands in the Shaw Lane goal.

Joel Byrom bends in a high, looping free-kick, but Stewart plucks it out of the air. And the sun was in his eyes. Impressive.

Another yellow!

Mansfield goalscorer Krystian Pearce is the latest to be carded for a tussle with Shaw Lane forward Paul Clayton about 30 yards from goal.

Alex Byrne sends the free-kick over.

There are still a couple of rounds to go until the big boys from the Premier League and the Championship enter the FA Cup.

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That's brilliant goalkeeping from Shaw Lane stopper Jon Stewart.

CJ Hamilton bursts through the middle, but Stewart is quick to come out and blocks the forward's shot.

Lee Bennett goes into the book shortly after for the hosts - the fourth Ducks player to be yellow carded.

Sheerien Park is now bathed in sunshine as Mansfield get the second half under way. Yep, it's sunny in Barnsley.

It was a bright end to the first half for Shaw Lane - can they continue that momentum against their League Two opponents?

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And here's how the hosts got back on terms... Has Lee Bennett etched himself in to Shaw Lane history with this equaliser?

Here's how Mansfield took the lead, before they were pegged back prior to half-time.

Some funky pitch markings in evidence at Edgar Street, as this social media post by BBC Radio Shropshire reporter Mark Elliott shows!

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If you missed Football Focus on BBC One earlier, Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn explained why the FA Cup is such an important part of domestic football in England.

"The FA Cup is the heart of football," said Glenn. "No other country in the world has got the depth of the football pyramid that we've got and the FA Cup shows that."

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Well, where did that ending to the first half come from?

Shaw Lane had been outplayed for 40 minutes, but they could and probably should have been ahead at the break.

Krystian Pearce bundled Mansfield into the lead, before Lee Bennett smashed in an equaliser.

Bennett then hit the post in first-half injury time.

The second half should be a cracker.

Oh my word, Shaw Lane are inches from taking the lead.

Goalscorer Lee Bennett hits a low shot on the turn against the post and substitute Billy Whitehouse just misses out on smashing in the rebound.

It's a brilliant block from Krystian Pearce to deny Whitehouse.

There will be six minutes added on at the end of this first half after Ryan Serrant's injury.

Ryan Serrant has had to go off for Shaw Lane. He picked up an injury earlier.

The full-back is replaced by Billy Whitehouse.

So, Shaw Lane celebrate goals with a dancing duck?

Big fan of that.