Anthony Cook has an early effort on goal for National League Ebbsfleet, but his shot is blocked inside the area.

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This is the first time Luton and Portsmouth have met in the FA Cup first round since January 1922, when the Hatters won 2-1 in a replay.

Most people involved with this one are predicting a cracking game.

Boreham Wood are 10th in the National League, but have enjoyed a good run of late - going unbeaten in seven games.

Blackpool are 12th in League One.

Danny Philliskirk is down on his haunches early for the visitors, it looks a painful one.

There are 44 places between National League Ebbsfleet United and League One Doncaster Rovers but, nevertheless, the home fans are fancying a shock this afternoon at Stonebridge Road.

Here we go then.

25 games are about to kick off, plenty of non-league sides daring to dream.

We'll have all of the significant goals as they go in, as well as following Boreham Wood v Blackpool and Ebbsfleet v Doncaster more closely.

But we'll be flexible, and wherever the stories are, we'll have the details.

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One of Nantwich's young players is goalkeeper Will Jaaskelainen, the 19-year-old son of former Bolton, West Ham and Finland keeper Jussi.

While his dad is still playing at the age of 42 in the Indian Super League for Teddy Sheringham's ATK, Will is on loan at Nantwich from Crewe.

The teenager saved a penalty in the last round against Kettering as Dave Cooke's side reached the first round for only the second time in the club's history.

You can read more in our colleague Neil Johnston's piece here.

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Boreham Wood chairman Danny Hunter:

"The relationship with Arsenal has been like a good marriage and just gets stronger.

"With the FA Cup, hope springs eternal. When you talk about the magnitude of what Sutton and Lincoln did, it transforms clubs.

"A cup run could give us that impetus for the play-offs. It's an amazing day."

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Boreham Wood defender Tom Champion:

"Every year there is a team from the lower division that makes it through and we're hoping it can be us.

"Today will be a tough test for us but hopefully we can build off a solid, defensive display.

"If we do it, hopefully there'll be a big reward in the next round. It's a massive competition for teams like us."

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Click on the play button at the top of the page for BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentary of National League Boreham Wood's tie against League One Blackpool.

Some thoughts from the Boreham Wood camp on the way...

Jack Nicholls
Final Score reporter at Edgar Street

The packed Meadow End at Edgar Street...

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There's a sell-out crowd of about 5,000 expected for a first-round tie between two non-league sides. Should be an exciting afternoon!

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Speaking about his FA Cup experiences of last season, Lincoln manager Danny Cowley told BBC Radio Lincolnshire:

"If you look at what the FA Cup did to us as individuals, as a club and as a city - we know it can change lives.

"We are looking forward to it; it was good to us last year and we will be forever thankful for the opportunities it has given us.

"Going in to the FA Cup and coming away from the league has been refreshing. It’s been good all week reliving what we did last year and speaking about all those experiences.

"It has created a real feelgood factor around the group. For us, the FA Cup is magical and I have been told there was baby boom off the back of it in Lincoln.

"We have a tough draw in Wimbledon, who have League One status, and it is an away draw. But if you are going to get to the semi-finals, you have to beat everyone."

Semi-finals? Cowley is dreaming big, but as we know, anything can happen in the FA Cup...

Who can forget Lincoln City's memorable run to the FA Cup quarter-finals last season?

Then a National League side, they knocked out Championship clubs Ipswich and Brighton before winning at Premier League Burnley in round five - becoming the first non-league team to reach the last eight of the competition for 103 years.

Sean Raggett scored their winner at Turf Moor - click on the play button to relive his moment of glory.

Now a League Two club, the Imps are away at third-tier AFC Wimbledon in the first round today.

Wigan caused one of the biggest FA Cup final upsets ever in 2013 when they beat Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley.

Remind yourself of Ben Watson's last-minute winner by clicking on the play button below.

Sadly it's not gone so well for the Latics since then, but they are second in League One at the moment and looking well placed to return to the Championship.

Their latest quest for Wembley starts at home to Harry Kewell's Crawley today.

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Andy: Watching Aldershot against Shrewsbury.

Very 'arty' Andy. We like it.

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BBC Sport

Hereford FC are in only their third season since being reformed when the old Hereford United were sadly wound up in December 2014.

After successive title wins in the Midland League and Southern League Division One South & West, they are now in the seventh tier of English football – one level below the National League North/South.

Today is the biggest day in their short history when they host National League North side AFC Telford United in the FA Cup first round.

Any history of the FA Cup would always guarantee a prominent mention of both Hereford and Telford, for both clubs' past cup exploits. A crowd of almost 5,000, a record for the new Hereford, is expected at Edgar Street.

Phoenix club Hereford FC are involved in the FA Cup first round for the first time since they were formed in 2014 following the demise of Hereford United...

...which means we have an excuse to show you one of the most famous FA Cup goals in history.

Click on the play button below to watch THAT goal by Ronnie Radford for the Bulls against Newcastle in 1972.

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Ed Pearce: 3 family generations all arrived at Edgar St ready for the big match! Come on you Bucks!

Ed, who tweeted us earlier, has made it from Southampton to Hereford with his family.

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