The sun has popped out at Sheerien Park.

At least that might warm some of the 1,500 home fans in attendance.

They haven't had much to cheer so far.

Ryan Serrant is causing problems with his long throws, but there hasn't been much else from the seventh-tier side.

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And now David Norris goes into the book for Shaw Lane. He said something out of turn it seems.

The hosts need to keep their heads here, they've kept Mansfield at bay well.

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That's a booking!

Shaw Lane defender Kelvin Lugsden goes in on Danny Rose with a high foot and catches the Stags man.

Out comes the card.

Mansfield also had a player shown a yellow card earlier - Zander Diamond was booked.

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Mansfield's Danny Rose and Jacob Mellis find themselves two-on-two with the Shaw Lane defenders, but Mellis goes too early and is caught offside.

I wonder what Stags boss Steve Evans has made of things so far?

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What's happened there?

Shaw Lane striker Paul Clayton is fouled, but the referee waves play on.

Everyone stops and suddenly Ryan Serrant finds himself free in the area - but his low cross can't find Lee Bennett.

Big chance for the hosts.

Talk about commitment from Shaw Lane midfielder Spencer Harris.

He's flying in for tackles, I think he even took out his own player David Norris there.

It doesn't look like the hosts will be able to match their League Two opponents in the skill department, but they're certainly competing physically.

You can tell there are 58 league places separating these two teams.

Mansfield's passing is sharp and they're finding their way into good attacking areas.

Shaw Lane are struggling to keep the ball.

But 20 minutes have gone and it's still goalless. That's all that matters for Ducks fans.

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Ooh, there's the first clear chance for Mansfield.

A long ball from the goalkeeper works its way through to Kane Hemmings and he's clear, but Lane stopper Jon Stewart palms his effort up into the air.

The follow up from Danny Rose hits the outside of the post.

You feel it's only a matter of time before Mansfield score.

Paul Anderson whips in a dangerous cross from the right for Mansfield, but veteran defender Neil Austin heads clear.

The former Barnsley man, now 34, made his FA Cup debut in 2002.

Ducks manager Craig Elliott will be pleased with what he's seen from his side defensively so far.

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Shaw Lane train just once a week on a Thursday night - that's the level we're talking about here.

Their tactics so far appear to be lump it long to forward Paul Clayton, but it's not really working.

They'll take the lead now, just you wait...

It's all Mansfield in the opening stages.

The ball pinballs around inside the Shaw Lane area, defenders fly everywhere, the ball is eventually cleared.

It's been a fine start from the visitors, but their seventh-tier opponents are holding out well.

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First chance for the League Two visitors.

The ball breaks to Jacob Mellis just inside the box, but his low shot is blocked by Ryan Qualter.

Shaw Lane will need to put their bodies on the line here. That's a fine example.

There's the first test for Shaw Lane goalkeeper Jon Stewart.

Mansfield full-back Mal Benning bends in a high looping cross, but Stewart claims it comfortably.

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